metodram
Metodram is a term used in contemporary theatre discourse to describe a methodological approach to performance. It treats rehearsal and creation as experimental investigations into acting, staging, and audience engagement, with a focus on process as content. In this frame, techniques, decisions, and testing of methods become material for performance rather than mere tools.
The term is not uniformly defined and appears in different contexts. It is sometimes linked to method
Core ideas include treating technique as material, cycles of rehearsal and reflection, collaborative inquiry, and the
Techniques commonly used in metodram include structured improvisation, task-based rehearsals, scoring systems, and action research. Performances
Because metodram lacks a single canonical definition, it appears mainly in academic articles on practice-based research