TEATROLOŠKI IZVORI KAO NEIZOSTAVNI DIO KAZALIŠNOG TRAJANJA
Theatrical Sources as an Indispensable Part of Theater Performance

Summary/Abstract: There are many theatrical sources that are used in research about theater and its duration. All of them can be classified into two large groups: primary and secondary sources. In addition to primary (immediate) theatrical sources, which come from the closest environment of stage practice, for the most faithful reconstruction of a past theatrical act, it is necessary to use secondary (indirect) theatrical sources. The primary (immediate) sources of the reconstruction speak directly about the play that is the subject of research, while the secondary sources indirectly offer certain knowledge related to the mentioned theatrical event. Primary theater sources include programs, catalogs, posters, posters, as well as original archival documents. Secondary theater sources are: theoretical discussions about the theater, drafts and templates for future stage works, all forms of public feedback on the play and its accompanying phenomena (criticisms, reportages, polemics), news about the theater in the most diverse means of public communication (press, radio, film, television). The whole of the theatrical being is constituted by a complex of theater segments, and it is significantly and significantly completed by primary (posters, programs, catalogs, archival documents) and secondary theatrical sources (film, radio, television, press...).

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