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Historiography, Narrative, and Equity in Dramatic Practice
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This book is a compendium of resources largely by and for artists and scholars interested in engaging in conversations of justice, diversity, and historiography in the fields of theatre and performance studies.
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This book is a compendium of resources largely by and for artists and scholars interested in engaging in conversations of justice, diversity, and historiography in the fields of theatre and performance studies.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 238
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781003822752
- Artikelnr.: 69175748
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 238
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781003822752
- Artikelnr.: 69175748
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Charles O'Malley is a writer and dramaturg.
Preface by Charles O'Malley
Interlude: What / How
by Willow James
Part One: Our Art
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel One: A Look at the Past
A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Monty Cole, Lavina Jadhwani, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith
On the Move: A Methodology for Teaching Theater Histories of Latinxs in the Americas
by Nahuel Telleria
Roundtable on Teaching and Studying Asian Theatre in the American Academy
A Conversation with Arnab Banerji, Jyana S. Browne, Po-Hsien Chu, Tarryn Chun, Jennifer Goodlander, Claire Pamment, Shayoni Mitra, Yining Shang, and Satoko Shimazaki. Facilitated by Amanda Culp
Interlude: An Intimate Night with Theatrical Black Excellence.
by Cleopatra Mavhunga
Part Two: Our Field
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Two: Practices for the Present
A Conversation with David Clauson, Monty Cole, Kee-Yoon Nahm, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith
When We Meet: Intercultural Theatre Before and After the Coronavirus Pandemic
by Nikhil Mehta
Choosing the "Best" Translation for Plays Outside the Western Canon on the Syllabus
by Kee-Yoon Nahm
The Geography of Our Discernment: What it Means to Show Up as Our Full Selves
by Nithya Nagarajan and Zainab Syed
From Dissertation Page to Stage: Applying Graduate Studies to the Regional Theater Production Process
by Taylor Barfield
Responsible Gatekeeping: Or, Questions I'm Asking Myself
by Kari Olmon
Interlude: The Lesser of Two Evils(?): How Not To Create Spaces for Brown Trans Artistry
by Catherine Alam-Nist
Part Three: Our Teaching
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Three: Toward Utopia
by A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Kee-Yoon Nahm, and Dan Smith
How Liberal Arts Theatre Programs Are Failing Their Students of Color
by Miranda Haymon
Interlude: Double Communication: Artist as Critic and Critic as Artist
by Lil Wenker
Close Reading: How Do Texts Perform?
by Ariel Sibert and Charles O'Malley
On the Ethics of Reading: A Suggestion and a Plea
by Charles O'Malley
Better Worlds through Pedagogy: A Vision for the Theater Classroom
by Jake Allen, Kyara Mahlan, and Kelli Shermeyer with contributions by Allison Bialas and Elyssa Armenta
Adaptation as Historiography: An Approach for Undergraduate Teaching
by Elise Morrison
Interlude: What / How
by Willow James
Part One: Our Art
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel One: A Look at the Past
A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Monty Cole, Lavina Jadhwani, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith
On the Move: A Methodology for Teaching Theater Histories of Latinxs in the Americas
by Nahuel Telleria
Roundtable on Teaching and Studying Asian Theatre in the American Academy
A Conversation with Arnab Banerji, Jyana S. Browne, Po-Hsien Chu, Tarryn Chun, Jennifer Goodlander, Claire Pamment, Shayoni Mitra, Yining Shang, and Satoko Shimazaki. Facilitated by Amanda Culp
Interlude: An Intimate Night with Theatrical Black Excellence.
by Cleopatra Mavhunga
Part Two: Our Field
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Two: Practices for the Present
A Conversation with David Clauson, Monty Cole, Kee-Yoon Nahm, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith
When We Meet: Intercultural Theatre Before and After the Coronavirus Pandemic
by Nikhil Mehta
Choosing the "Best" Translation for Plays Outside the Western Canon on the Syllabus
by Kee-Yoon Nahm
The Geography of Our Discernment: What it Means to Show Up as Our Full Selves
by Nithya Nagarajan and Zainab Syed
From Dissertation Page to Stage: Applying Graduate Studies to the Regional Theater Production Process
by Taylor Barfield
Responsible Gatekeeping: Or, Questions I'm Asking Myself
by Kari Olmon
Interlude: The Lesser of Two Evils(?): How Not To Create Spaces for Brown Trans Artistry
by Catherine Alam-Nist
Part Three: Our Teaching
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Three: Toward Utopia
by A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Kee-Yoon Nahm, and Dan Smith
How Liberal Arts Theatre Programs Are Failing Their Students of Color
by Miranda Haymon
Interlude: Double Communication: Artist as Critic and Critic as Artist
by Lil Wenker
Close Reading: How Do Texts Perform?
by Ariel Sibert and Charles O'Malley
On the Ethics of Reading: A Suggestion and a Plea
by Charles O'Malley
Better Worlds through Pedagogy: A Vision for the Theater Classroom
by Jake Allen, Kyara Mahlan, and Kelli Shermeyer with contributions by Allison Bialas and Elyssa Armenta
Adaptation as Historiography: An Approach for Undergraduate Teaching
by Elise Morrison
Preface by Charles O'Malley
Interlude: What / How
by Willow James
Part One: Our Art
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel One: A Look at the Past
A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Monty Cole, Lavina Jadhwani, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith
On the Move: A Methodology for Teaching Theater Histories of Latinxs in the Americas
by Nahuel Telleria
Roundtable on Teaching and Studying Asian Theatre in the American Academy
A Conversation with Arnab Banerji, Jyana S. Browne, Po-Hsien Chu, Tarryn Chun, Jennifer Goodlander, Claire Pamment, Shayoni Mitra, Yining Shang, and Satoko Shimazaki. Facilitated by Amanda Culp
Interlude: An Intimate Night with Theatrical Black Excellence.
by Cleopatra Mavhunga
Part Two: Our Field
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Two: Practices for the Present
A Conversation with David Clauson, Monty Cole, Kee-Yoon Nahm, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith
When We Meet: Intercultural Theatre Before and After the Coronavirus Pandemic
by Nikhil Mehta
Choosing the "Best" Translation for Plays Outside the Western Canon on the Syllabus
by Kee-Yoon Nahm
The Geography of Our Discernment: What it Means to Show Up as Our Full Selves
by Nithya Nagarajan and Zainab Syed
From Dissertation Page to Stage: Applying Graduate Studies to the Regional Theater Production Process
by Taylor Barfield
Responsible Gatekeeping: Or, Questions I'm Asking Myself
by Kari Olmon
Interlude: The Lesser of Two Evils(?): How Not To Create Spaces for Brown Trans Artistry
by Catherine Alam-Nist
Part Three: Our Teaching
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Three: Toward Utopia
by A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Kee-Yoon Nahm, and Dan Smith
How Liberal Arts Theatre Programs Are Failing Their Students of Color
by Miranda Haymon
Interlude: Double Communication: Artist as Critic and Critic as Artist
by Lil Wenker
Close Reading: How Do Texts Perform?
by Ariel Sibert and Charles O'Malley
On the Ethics of Reading: A Suggestion and a Plea
by Charles O'Malley
Better Worlds through Pedagogy: A Vision for the Theater Classroom
by Jake Allen, Kyara Mahlan, and Kelli Shermeyer with contributions by Allison Bialas and Elyssa Armenta
Adaptation as Historiography: An Approach for Undergraduate Teaching
by Elise Morrison
Interlude: What / How
by Willow James
Part One: Our Art
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel One: A Look at the Past
A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Monty Cole, Lavina Jadhwani, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith
On the Move: A Methodology for Teaching Theater Histories of Latinxs in the Americas
by Nahuel Telleria
Roundtable on Teaching and Studying Asian Theatre in the American Academy
A Conversation with Arnab Banerji, Jyana S. Browne, Po-Hsien Chu, Tarryn Chun, Jennifer Goodlander, Claire Pamment, Shayoni Mitra, Yining Shang, and Satoko Shimazaki. Facilitated by Amanda Culp
Interlude: An Intimate Night with Theatrical Black Excellence.
by Cleopatra Mavhunga
Part Two: Our Field
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Two: Practices for the Present
A Conversation with David Clauson, Monty Cole, Kee-Yoon Nahm, Coya Paz, Denise Yvette Serna, and Dan Smith
When We Meet: Intercultural Theatre Before and After the Coronavirus Pandemic
by Nikhil Mehta
Choosing the "Best" Translation for Plays Outside the Western Canon on the Syllabus
by Kee-Yoon Nahm
The Geography of Our Discernment: What it Means to Show Up as Our Full Selves
by Nithya Nagarajan and Zainab Syed
From Dissertation Page to Stage: Applying Graduate Studies to the Regional Theater Production Process
by Taylor Barfield
Responsible Gatekeeping: Or, Questions I'm Asking Myself
by Kari Olmon
Interlude: The Lesser of Two Evils(?): How Not To Create Spaces for Brown Trans Artistry
by Catherine Alam-Nist
Part Three: Our Teaching
The Alternative Canon: A Collaborative Discussion Panel Three: Toward Utopia
by A Conversation with Sharai Bohannon, David Clauson, Kee-Yoon Nahm, and Dan Smith
How Liberal Arts Theatre Programs Are Failing Their Students of Color
by Miranda Haymon
Interlude: Double Communication: Artist as Critic and Critic as Artist
by Lil Wenker
Close Reading: How Do Texts Perform?
by Ariel Sibert and Charles O'Malley
On the Ethics of Reading: A Suggestion and a Plea
by Charles O'Malley
Better Worlds through Pedagogy: A Vision for the Theater Classroom
by Jake Allen, Kyara Mahlan, and Kelli Shermeyer with contributions by Allison Bialas and Elyssa Armenta
Adaptation as Historiography: An Approach for Undergraduate Teaching
by Elise Morrison