What are the main difference's between a Brechtian styled piece of theatre and Realism?

Question

Brechtian theatre aims to immerse the audience in the story, while Realism seeks to alienate them.

Brechtian theatre employs techniques like breaking the fourth wall and using placards, while Realism emphasizes naturalistic performances and settings.

Brechtian theatre focuses on creating emotional engagement, while Realism prioritizes intellectual stimulation.

pick one

Answer 1

Brechtian theatre aims to immerse the audience in the story, while Realism seeks to alienate them.