Um olhar íntimo sobre o processo criativo no Espetáculo Anacrônico.

Abstract

This end-of-course work delves into the intersection between the creative process of a theater show and the personal documentation of this process, through the use of the graphic diary as a recording tool. The graphic diary is presented as a window behind the scenes of the show, revealing the intimate thoughts, inspirations and challenges faced by the actor during the creative journey. Starting from the play "Anachronistic", an authorial piece developed from a collective creation by students from the Bachelor's and Licentiate's degrees in Theatre at the Federal University of Paraíba, directed by Prof. Dr. Lúcia Serpa, the approach focuses on four specific scenes: "Inside a heart that no longer lives", "We agreed not to die", "Manifest" and "Little Ogum" - detailing the paths taken, the reflections made and the transformations experienced during the creative process. Through a detailed analysis, the aim is to contextualize the relationship between the actor, the staging and the play's central theme. The work invites the reader to embark on this journey, where the pages become a record full of memories, reflections and images, conveying not only the details of the show, but also the emotion and dedication that permeated every moment.