Танцът и музиката в българската драма по библейски сюжети между двете световни войни
Dance And Music In The Bulgarian Drama Based On Biblical Stories Between The Two World Wars

Author(s): Marieta Ivanova-Girginova, Elizaria Ruskova
Subject(s): Theatre, Dance, Performing Arts, Fine Arts / Performing Arts
Published by: Национална академия за театрално и филмово изкуство „Кр. Сарафов“
Keywords: the Bible; Bulgarian biblical drama; music; dance; Modernism; syncretism; mysticism
Summary/Abstract: The article examines plays based on biblical stories, which have remained outside the canon of Bulgarian drama. The selected texts are from the period between the two world wars. Dance and music are visual and acoustic signs in conveying the characters’ emotional experiences. They become a system for signifying the relationship between man and God, body and soul, a way of communication between visible and invisible, the presence of religious mysticism. Dance and music are part of the modern understanding of t he technique of synthesis in modern Bulgarian drama.

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