Il Linguaggio verbale nel teatro: le parole prendono forma nel ritmo e nel tempo ritmo

[Autom. eng. transl.] The terms rhythm and time, important notions in psychomotricity, occupy a prominent place in the languages of theatrical communication: they are the quid that gives meaning and meaning to the body and to the image, to movement and to sound, thus allowing the theater, where the actors make use of all these expressive means, to be heard and understood. Only through a rhythmic score, a gesture, even a short series of words or music, does it all make sense, managing to manifest that hidden set of motivation and emotion that the interpreter has transformed into an understandable, capable form of expression. to be seen or heard; for example, the feeling of cheerfulness will have a fast and intense rhythm, which will give rise to a series of rapid and light movements, and will also characterize verbal language in the same way.