Towards a Poor Theatre by Jerzy Grotowski (Farsi)

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Towards a Poor Theatre by Jerzy Grotowski is a groundbreaking work on theater theory and performance. In this influential text, Grotowski explores his innovative concept of "poor theater," which emphasizes the elimination of extravagant sets, costumes, and special effects, focusing instead on the actors' physicality, voice, and emotional intensity. Grotowski argues that theater should be stripped down to its core elements, creating a raw, intimate experience between performers and audience. His philosophy encourages a deep exploration of human expression and the transformative power of theater, revolutionizing the way theater is conceived and performed. This work is essential for anyone interested in modern theater, performance theory, or Grotowski's legacy in the world of dramatic arts.