Peter Eckersall is Professor of Theatre Studies in the PhD Program in Theatre and Performance at the Graduate Center, CUNY and Honorary Professorial Fellow in the School of Culture and Communication, University of Melbourne. Bertie Ferdman is Associate Professor at BMCC at CUNY.
Inhaltsangabe
1 A Way of Living and Coexisting 2 To Create a 'State of Being' on Stage 3 We're not Idle Witnesses 4 In the Belly of the Political Beast 5 To be a Critic of our own Practice 6 What is the DNA behind this? 7 The Object of my Inquiry 8 We don't Travel with Headlights but we Leave Tiny Traces 9 The Complexity of Various Registers 10 Will the Flirting Continue? 11 How can one Employ Strategies from Theater as Curatorial Strategies? 12 Everybody has a Space in the Circle 13 Acts of Self-Preservation 14 Just Responding to History is Never Enough 15 A Different Kind of Politics to the Table
1 A Way of Living and Coexisting 2 To Create a 'State of Being' on Stage 3 We're not Idle Witnesses 4 In the Belly of the Political Beast 5 To be a Critic of our own Practice 6 What is the DNA behind this? 7 The Object of my Inquiry 8 We don't Travel with Headlights but we Leave Tiny Traces 9 The Complexity of Various Registers 10 Will the Flirting Continue? 11 How can one Employ Strategies from Theater as Curatorial Strategies? 12 Everybody has a Space in the Circle 13 Acts of Self-Preservation 14 Just Responding to History is Never Enough 15 A Different Kind of Politics to the Table
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