ANTHONY HOWELL

‘a creature must adapt to its environment. Say your performance group is using an additive system of entrances to build a piece, and there are already three performers working on the space. It is now your turn to enter the action. Do you disrupt what they are doing by your own violent presence, or do you adapt to it, meekly becoming invisible within it? Is to disrupt simply another adaption, as the tiger adapts to the presence of his prey by going into a preparatory crouch? (Howell, 1998: 211)


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