Abstract
The article outlines a system of analysis of the theater prac-tice in situations of reconstruction. The repercussions of the absence of communicative interaction in the reception of the viewer are argued, especially as a result of the Corona virus and the global health crisis. It starts from the awareness that theater artists are in a constantly chang-ing world that brings with it specific demands to know what is really done on stage. Some analytical possibilities that open up with the audio-visual record of the theater are shown, comparing the cinematographic and theatrical genres, expanding the context of the research work to various hybrid audiovisual subgenres such as the trailer or the theatrical tea ser.For the analysis of the video recorded stage show Amiga, produced by Irina Kouberskaya at her Theater Company, Tribueñe, we first pro-ceed in general terms, explaining how the practice could be broken down into manageable and, in turn, relevant segments. Afterwards, the most typical theatrical activities in the staging are analyzed. Finally, we reflect on the preliminary usefulness of these explorations and the knowledge resulting from their application. The reality of the film re-cord studied shows that the applicability of video as documentation of theatrical praxis is subject to multiple intervening variables.
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