Phenomenology of Performance

Phenomenology of Performance explores how individuals experience and perceive their own performance activities, such as playing music, acting, or sports. It examines what it feels like to be engaged in these activities, highlighting the subjective, lived experience of performers. This approach considers factors like focus, emotions, awareness, and the sense of flow, emphasizing how performers interpret and make meaning of their actions in real-time. Ultimately, it provides insight into how performance is experienced from the performer’s perspective, shaping our understanding of the deeper, personal aspects of engaging in meaningful actions.