Trusting Performance

Discover the profound insights of Trusting Performance by Naomi Rokotnitz, published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2011. This thought-provoking hardback, spanning 188 pages, takes you on an epistemological journey into the intriguing dynamics of interpersonal trust.

Rokotnitz masterfully blends philosophy, science, and critical theory to scrutinize the performing bodies both on stage and in everyday life. Through her compelling analysis, she emphasizes the transformative power of drama as a vehicle for emotional learning, capable of altering the somatic identities of both performers and their audiences.

Whether you are a theater enthusiast, a psychology student, or simply curious about the intricate relationships between trust and performance, this book offers valuable perspectives that will resonate long after the final act. Dive into the world of Trusting Performance and enrich your understanding of human connections in the realm of the performing arts.