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Abstract
This article analyzes the essence of the concept of human plasticity culture, its historical
formation, its manifestation in contemporary art, and its aesthetic value. It also highlights the concept of
actor plasticity, its role in theatrical art, and its significance as a means of expression. The focus was on the
beauty expressed through the human body and movements, as well as the level of spiritual and cultural
thinking. The actor's ability to create an image through physical movement, physical freedom on stage, and
the use of plastic tools as a means of dramatic expression are discussed. The role of plastic arts in theater,
dance, sculpture, and other art forms was also highlighted, and the role and practical significance of plastic
culture in actor training were discussed.
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