
We analyze the specific features of the genre of verbatim drama (a form of documentary drama characterized by word-for-word fixation of the utterances of real people) using the example of the play “Neophobia” (2007) by a Swiss playwright, Mirjam Neidhart. The play addresses the birth-rate crisis in modern Europe and is based on the interviews taken by the author from different people in Germany and Switzerland. We study Neidhart’s play as a typical example of the genre of verbatim drama and make a conclusion that the verbatim technique is based not so much on a creative practice as on a technology borrowed from sociology, and a verbatim play becomes particular variant of social research.
В статье на примере пьесы швейцарского драматурга Мирьям Найдхарт «Неофобия» (2007) анализируются специфические особенности жанра вербатим-драматургии разновидности документальной драмы, созданной на основе дословной фиксации высказываний реальных людей. Делается вывод о том, что в основе вербатима лежит не столько креативная практика, сколько заимствованная из социологии технология, и вербатим-пьеса, как и театральное представление на её основе, становится своеобразным вариантом социологического исследования.
МИРЬЯМ НАЙДХАРТ, СОВРЕМЕННАЯ ШВЕЙЦАРСКАЯ ДРАМАТУРГИЯ, ДОКУМЕНТАЛЬНАЯ ДРАМА, ВЕРБАТИМ, НЕОФОБИЯ, КРИЗИС РОЖДАЕМОСТИ
МИРЬЯМ НАЙДХАРТ, СОВРЕМЕННАЯ ШВЕЙЦАРСКАЯ ДРАМАТУРГИЯ, ДОКУМЕНТАЛЬНАЯ ДРАМА, ВЕРБАТИМ, НЕОФОБИЯ, КРИЗИС РОЖДАЕМОСТИ
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