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Acting Out: Feminist Performances
Editor: Lynda Hart, Peggy Phelan | Reference: P3492 | ISBN: 978-0472064793 | Type: Publication
The first book-length introduction to and critical analysis of contemporary feminist performance, from Madonna to Karen Finley to Cherrie Moraga.
Part of the Library of Performing Rights (LPR) (P3041).
abortion
activism
aesthetic
America
Amy Robinson
Anna Deavere Smith
artist
body
butch
Cherríe Moraga
chicano
criticism
culture
desire
Electra
Elin Diamond
equality
female
feminism
feminist art
femme
gay
gender
heterosexuality
Hilary Harris
Holly Hughes
human rights
identity
ideology
India
Janelle Reinelt
Jill Dolan
Joyce Devlin
Judy C. Rosenthal
Julia Malnig
Karen Finley
Kate Clinton
Kate Davy
Lady Dick
lesbian
LGBT
live art
Lois Weaver
Lynda Hart
Lynda M. Hill
mimesis
mimicry
mother
Operation Rescue
paternity
patriarchy
performance art
Philip Auslander
politics
Raewyn Whyte
Rebecca Schneider
representation
Roseanne Barr
Sandra L. Richards
Split Britches
stand-up
Vivian M. Patraka
women
Yvonne Yarbro-Bejarano
Imagined Theatres: Writing for a Theoretical Stage
Editor: Daniel Sack | Reference: P3221 | ISBN: 978-1138122055 | Type: Publication
Collects theoretical dramas written by some of the leading scholars and artists of the contemporary stage. These dialogues, prose poems, and microfictions describe imaginary performance events that explore what might be possible and impossible in the theatre.
academia
accumulation
Alan Read
Andre Lepecki
Andy Field
Artaud
audience
autobiography
Baz Kershaw
Bonnie Marranca
Brian Eugenio Herrera
catastrophe
Cherríe Moraga
cinema
Claudia La Rocco
dialogue
dramaturgy
duration
Emily Johnson
endurance
everyday
failure
Fintan Walsh
Helen Paris
Howard Barker
immersive
Jen Harvie
Jennifer Parker-Starbuck
Joe Kelleher
John H Muse
Joshua Abrams
Ju Yon Kim
Julia Jarcho
liveness
Matthew Goulish
Nature Theater of Oklahoma
Nicholas Ridout
Peggy Phelan
Petra Kuppers
race
Rajni Shah
rehearsal
Richard Schechner
Romeo Castellucci
technology
theatre
theatre space
Tim Etchells
walking
writing
