Três Marias: um estudo cênico sobre a construção do papel social feminino

Abstract

This monograph is the result of research that explores the construction of an authorial monologue that addresses the construction of the female social role from the perspective of three phases of life from the same woman, who tells her story after being murdered. To this end, the text goes through the artist's speech needs and the meaning of art in our society, through the researcher's personal experiences as a woman, using a biographical memorial that reports important moments that were crucial for the creation of this research, and through the methodological process of writing, constructing and transforming a dramaturgical plot that mixes real experiences with fiction, and how the stages of text construction and scenic experiences alter it. In addition to addressing dramaturgical choices and the issues that shape female behavior and decisions in our society. With the aim of causing reflection on the role of women in today's society, both the dramaturgical text resulting from this research and the woman herself are reflections of an oppressive experience in a patriarchal society, and I hope with it to deconstruct for the viewer the conventions we bring about or being a woman.