Postdramatic Theatre - WTF?

The video introduces the concept of postdramatic theater, contrasting it with traditional dramatic theater. It explains how postdramatic theater challenges the mimetic and logical nature of dramatic theater by embracing multiple, conflicting logics. Examples from playwrights like Martin Crimp, Sarah Kane, and Caryl Churchill illustrate these ideas. The video encourages viewer engagement and feedback for future content.

Can you explain the significance of Martin Crimp's 'Attempts on Her Life' in the context of postdramatic theater?

What does the text suggest about the representation of characters in postdramatic theater?

How does postdramatic theater challenge traditional notions of narrative and causality?