Performance and the Politics of Space
Theatre and Topology
Herausgeber: Germany; Wihstutz, Benjamin
Performance and the Politics of Space
Theatre and Topology
Herausgeber: Germany; Wihstutz, Benjamin
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This collection asks what's at stake when a theatrical space is created and when a performance takes place: under what circumstances the topology of theatre becomes political. It visits a politics of inclusion and exclusion, of distributions and placements, and of spatial appropriation and utopian concepts in theatre history and contemporary performance.
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This collection asks what's at stake when a theatrical space is created and when a performance takes place: under what circumstances the topology of theatre becomes political. It visits a politics of inclusion and exclusion, of distributions and placements, and of spatial appropriation and utopian concepts in theatre history and contemporary performance.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 435g
- ISBN-13: 9781138937024
- ISBN-10: 1138937029
- Artikelnr.: 42558158
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 435g
- ISBN-13: 9781138937024
- ISBN-10: 1138937029
- Artikelnr.: 42558158
Erika Fischer-Lichte is Professor of Theatre Studies at Free University Berlin. Benjamin Wihstutz is a Research Associate at the Institute for Theatre Studies at Free University Berlin
Part 1: Placements and Boundaries 1. The Theatre ici Marvin Carlson 2.
Monarchs on Trial at the Early Modern Court Janette Dillon 3. What time is
this place? Continuity, Conflict and the Right to the City: Lessons from
Haymarket Square Loren Kruger 4. Performing Like a City: London's South
Bank and the Cultural Politics of Urban Governance Michael McKinnie 5. What
is Sydney about Sydney theatre?: Performance Space and the Creation of a
'Matrix of Sensibility' Gay McAuley 6. Thresholds of Tolerance: Censorship,
Artistic Freedom and the Theatrical Public Sphere Christopher Balme 7. "Set
in Poland, that is to say Nowhere": Alfred Jarry and the Politics of
Topological Space Nicolas Salazar-Sutil Part 2: Utopia and Heterotopia 8.
Equality and Theatre Architecture: Voltaire's Private Theatre Ludger
Schwarte 9. Rousseau's Heterotopology of Theatre Juliane Rebentisch 10.
Heterotopias of the Public Sphere: Theatre and Festival around 1800
Patrick Primavesi 11. Other Space or Space of Others?: Reflections on
Contemporary Political Theatre Benjamin Wihstutz 12. Opéra Pagaï's
Entreprise de Détournement: Collages of Geographic, Imaginary and
Discursive Spaces Susan Haedicke Part 3: Strategies of Spatial
Appropriation 13. Policies of Spatial Appropriation Erika Fischer-Lichte
14. "Moment to Moment-Space": The Architecture Performances of Gordon
Matta-Clark Philip Ursprung 15. Uncanny Connections: William Forsythe's
Choreographic Installations Kirsten Maar 16. Change through Rapprochement:
Spatial Practices in Contemporary Performances Jens Roselt 17. Life
Politics/Life Aesthetics: Environmental Performance in red, black, GREEN: a
blues Shannon Jackson
Monarchs on Trial at the Early Modern Court Janette Dillon 3. What time is
this place? Continuity, Conflict and the Right to the City: Lessons from
Haymarket Square Loren Kruger 4. Performing Like a City: London's South
Bank and the Cultural Politics of Urban Governance Michael McKinnie 5. What
is Sydney about Sydney theatre?: Performance Space and the Creation of a
'Matrix of Sensibility' Gay McAuley 6. Thresholds of Tolerance: Censorship,
Artistic Freedom and the Theatrical Public Sphere Christopher Balme 7. "Set
in Poland, that is to say Nowhere": Alfred Jarry and the Politics of
Topological Space Nicolas Salazar-Sutil Part 2: Utopia and Heterotopia 8.
Equality and Theatre Architecture: Voltaire's Private Theatre Ludger
Schwarte 9. Rousseau's Heterotopology of Theatre Juliane Rebentisch 10.
Heterotopias of the Public Sphere: Theatre and Festival around 1800
Patrick Primavesi 11. Other Space or Space of Others?: Reflections on
Contemporary Political Theatre Benjamin Wihstutz 12. Opéra Pagaï's
Entreprise de Détournement: Collages of Geographic, Imaginary and
Discursive Spaces Susan Haedicke Part 3: Strategies of Spatial
Appropriation 13. Policies of Spatial Appropriation Erika Fischer-Lichte
14. "Moment to Moment-Space": The Architecture Performances of Gordon
Matta-Clark Philip Ursprung 15. Uncanny Connections: William Forsythe's
Choreographic Installations Kirsten Maar 16. Change through Rapprochement:
Spatial Practices in Contemporary Performances Jens Roselt 17. Life
Politics/Life Aesthetics: Environmental Performance in red, black, GREEN: a
blues Shannon Jackson
Part 1: Placements and Boundaries 1. The Theatre ici Marvin Carlson 2.
Monarchs on Trial at the Early Modern Court Janette Dillon 3. What time is
this place? Continuity, Conflict and the Right to the City: Lessons from
Haymarket Square Loren Kruger 4. Performing Like a City: London's South
Bank and the Cultural Politics of Urban Governance Michael McKinnie 5. What
is Sydney about Sydney theatre?: Performance Space and the Creation of a
'Matrix of Sensibility' Gay McAuley 6. Thresholds of Tolerance: Censorship,
Artistic Freedom and the Theatrical Public Sphere Christopher Balme 7. "Set
in Poland, that is to say Nowhere": Alfred Jarry and the Politics of
Topological Space Nicolas Salazar-Sutil Part 2: Utopia and Heterotopia 8.
Equality and Theatre Architecture: Voltaire's Private Theatre Ludger
Schwarte 9. Rousseau's Heterotopology of Theatre Juliane Rebentisch 10.
Heterotopias of the Public Sphere: Theatre and Festival around 1800
Patrick Primavesi 11. Other Space or Space of Others?: Reflections on
Contemporary Political Theatre Benjamin Wihstutz 12. Opéra Pagaï's
Entreprise de Détournement: Collages of Geographic, Imaginary and
Discursive Spaces Susan Haedicke Part 3: Strategies of Spatial
Appropriation 13. Policies of Spatial Appropriation Erika Fischer-Lichte
14. "Moment to Moment-Space": The Architecture Performances of Gordon
Matta-Clark Philip Ursprung 15. Uncanny Connections: William Forsythe's
Choreographic Installations Kirsten Maar 16. Change through Rapprochement:
Spatial Practices in Contemporary Performances Jens Roselt 17. Life
Politics/Life Aesthetics: Environmental Performance in red, black, GREEN: a
blues Shannon Jackson
Monarchs on Trial at the Early Modern Court Janette Dillon 3. What time is
this place? Continuity, Conflict and the Right to the City: Lessons from
Haymarket Square Loren Kruger 4. Performing Like a City: London's South
Bank and the Cultural Politics of Urban Governance Michael McKinnie 5. What
is Sydney about Sydney theatre?: Performance Space and the Creation of a
'Matrix of Sensibility' Gay McAuley 6. Thresholds of Tolerance: Censorship,
Artistic Freedom and the Theatrical Public Sphere Christopher Balme 7. "Set
in Poland, that is to say Nowhere": Alfred Jarry and the Politics of
Topological Space Nicolas Salazar-Sutil Part 2: Utopia and Heterotopia 8.
Equality and Theatre Architecture: Voltaire's Private Theatre Ludger
Schwarte 9. Rousseau's Heterotopology of Theatre Juliane Rebentisch 10.
Heterotopias of the Public Sphere: Theatre and Festival around 1800
Patrick Primavesi 11. Other Space or Space of Others?: Reflections on
Contemporary Political Theatre Benjamin Wihstutz 12. Opéra Pagaï's
Entreprise de Détournement: Collages of Geographic, Imaginary and
Discursive Spaces Susan Haedicke Part 3: Strategies of Spatial
Appropriation 13. Policies of Spatial Appropriation Erika Fischer-Lichte
14. "Moment to Moment-Space": The Architecture Performances of Gordon
Matta-Clark Philip Ursprung 15. Uncanny Connections: William Forsythe's
Choreographic Installations Kirsten Maar 16. Change through Rapprochement:
Spatial Practices in Contemporary Performances Jens Roselt 17. Life
Politics/Life Aesthetics: Environmental Performance in red, black, GREEN: a
blues Shannon Jackson