Presentation of dramatic action through the eyes of the protagonist, often distorted and dreamlike, is a feature of which theatrical movement?

The answer is expressionism.

Explanation:

This movement also affected other artistic expressions such as film and painting. In theatre, the plays often dramatize feelings of fear and despair. To achieve this effect, the works usually employ exaggerated proportions and mystical tones.

Some plays are designed to reference the death of Jesus, more specifically the Stations of the Cross.