Theater with babies: space of enuncia, afigurações and jokes
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This article contributes to some reflections in the field of childhood studies, in line with the research methodology with babies from the offer of an aesthetic activity that we call Theater With Babies. Babies' enunciation in relation to the offer of a theater, yes theater! We used several conceptual references present in the children's and adult theater to elaborate the activity, scenery, costumes, props and narrative proposal. The differential of the proposed work is the bet that the audience and the actors are the same, that is, what interested us were the theatricality of the human and the enunciations that arose during the offer of the activity. We signal the importance of organizing a socially produced environment, which generates experiences, aesthetic, playful situations and constitutes news. It is the possibility of reinventing the theater from the babies and with them.
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