Problems of modern pantomime: Dramaturgy of pantomime

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This article analyzes the dramaturgy of the art of pantomime, the form of the pantomime libretto, its problems, scientific and theoretical foundations, the main features through the views of practitioners-theorists who studied it. The basic lines in compositional structures are studied. The plots and the obstacles in them are analyzed.

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