Using “Sound Poetry” as common ground between theatre creator and percussionist

Sound poetry, an art form that bridges music and literary composition, offers a distinctive space for creative exchange between theatre practitioners and percussionists. Its emphasis on auditory experience, improvisation, and the abstraction of language provides fertile ground for cross-disciplinary artistic inquiry.
Drawing on a range of sources, including academic literature, performance case studies, and collaborative projects involving sound poetry, this research aims to examine the artistic potential of sound poetry and explore new possibilities for interdisciplinary artistic expression.