What do you want to tell me? The problem of representation

Abstract

We can say that the sense of representation has multiple paths in the field of theater, or that theater opens the game to multiple senses of representation. These meanings are presented in direct relation to the linguistic framework that contains them, seeking to produce language instead of reproducing it. In order to do this, we created an argumentative context that deals with issues of representation that are also linked to the notion of interpretation, event, body and the relations between actor - character and theater - spectator. We also present a reading by Deleuze that links the idea as a mechanism of relationship between representation and event, as well as the use of information and counter-information as an act of resistance. Finally, two ways of thinking are presented together along with a thought that, although it takes as its starting point issues that have already been presented in another research, incorporates the idea of holding a position that takes distance from thinking the theatrical practice in the framework of traditional representations, but that is closer to the idea of a theater thought as a corporal practice.