In order to explore the spatiality and temporality of stage lighting, Welton (2013) and Gröndahl (2014) both did research on this. But the difference is that the former pointed out that the change of time and place in theatrical performance can be expressed by the changing process of stage lighting. The study of a large number of dramatic works proves that in stage performances, the stage space is fixed and limited, and the original spatial structure can be reshaped by means of lighting and shadows. Stage lighting is of great significance to the construction and construction of space. In addition, the data obtained through interviews with the audience can also be used to obtain the audience's understanding of the phenomenon of turning on and off the lights during the performance, which allows them to quickly understand that the works presented on the stage are switching timelines, or to imply the direction of their script and story. The latter is a combination of a certain theoretical and practical basis. From a philosophical point of view, combined with the creation of post-modern theater performances, it is discussed that the spatiality of stage lighting will be affected by stage lighting equipment. Welton (2013) explained in the literature that stage lighting can change on time through power outages, but he did not provide a theoretical basis to support this fact, but simply uses qualitative research methods to obtain stage performances that can show time through light changes Change this conclusion.
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