#dramatic art

• Actor — A performing artist who embodies a character in a play, movie, radio, or television show, using scenic techniques, gestures, and vocal inflections; (in a broad or sociopolitical sense) a person, group, or organization playing a determining role in an event or process. This structural element constitutes the central pillar of dramatic manifestation and social interaction.
• Acting — The profession, art, or activity of an actor; the art of dramatic performance on stage or screen. This structural domain requires mastering complex techniques of diction, scenic movement, psychological analysis, and bodily expressiveness to faithfully shape characters.
• To plot — To construct, structure, or organize the fabula (the plot, storyline, or narrative canvas) of a literary work, a dramatic text, or a cinematographic script. This process regulates the logical and chronological sequence of events and actions through which characters evolve, forming the structural baseline of any epic or dramatic composition.
• Artaud — A surname of French origin, made famous in universal culture by Antonin Artaud (1896-1948), an influential 20th-century writer, poet, essayist, and theater theorist. He is the creator of the revolutionary concept 'Theater of Cruelty' (Théâtre de la Cruauté), an avant-garde aesthetic doctrine that proposed abandoning classical literary text in favor of a physical, visceral, and ritualistic scenic language designed to shatter the spectator's consciousness and release subconscious forces.