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The author addresses Marco De Marinis’ recent proposal for theatrology. Using the proposal as a point of departure he loosely traces the presence, and often rather the absence, of two important concepts, rhythm and montage, in research analyses. His findings indicate a need for theatrology to draw closer to analyses in the field of theatre anthropology, as understood by Eugenio Barba. One of the possible paths for proceeding requires rethinking the position of the spectator/theatrologist within the theatrical fact and widening the perspective of theatre anthropology.