Scenographic Space and Its Construction

The relevance of the study lies in the analysis of the changed role of scenography in modern theater art as a dynamic element of the development of dramaturgy and performance. The aim of this research is to explore the history and chronology of scenography’s development, examine the interaction between theatre and architecture, and assess how stage space, shaped by scenographic principles, can influence cultural development. The study methodological approach was a search and theoretical analysis of publications, aimed at studying of the art of scenography. The author of this article used the method of cultural and historical analysis, biographical method, theoretical method, method of figurative-stylistic analysis, as well as the cultural approach. As a result of scientific study, the author determined the quality of the mutual influence of architecture and scenography. The author also analysed a number of ways with which the space functions, from the practical arrangement of the audience and the site design for performance, to the capacity of the space and the architecture of the theatre itself. This research is practically significant for the study of scenography as an art form and its practical application in contemporary theatrical production.