Jiaming Yu,Shi Feng,Fan Liu,Huan Liu

With the development of technology, the concept of posthumanism has gradually permeated theatrical creation, expanding the performing body beyond the traditionally defined "human" body to a "posthuman" body that coexists with technology and media. This article aims to explore the portrayal of the "posthuman" bodily landscape in theatrical creation, analyzing its impact through four dimensions: conceptual definition, technical presentation, meaning construction, and reflective questioning, providing new perspectives and pathways for theatrical creation.

Posthumanism; Body theory; Drama

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