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Yerma’s Eggs
Artist/Author: Anna Furse | Digital Reference: EF5223 | Type: Digital File

This performance project explored infertility and Assisted Reproduction Technologies (A.R.T) across the gender, sexuality, ethnic and reproductive experiences within the company.

2001-2003

Anthony Newell Athletes of the Heart Carlos Vesga Federico García Lorca Giovanna Rogante Helen Spackman Joy Elias-Rilwan physical theatre Riverside studios Shobu Kapoor ultrasound video Wellcome Trust

The Routledge Drama Anthology and Sourcebook: From Modernism to Contemporary Performance
Editor: Maggie B. Gale, John F. Deeney, Dan Rebellato | Reference: P2237 | ISBN: 9780415466622 | Type: Publication

an anthology of source materials for performance

Alan Sinfield Alfred Jarry Andre Breton Anton Chekhov Antonin Artaud Arthur Symons August Strindberg avant-garde Bertolt Brecht Caryl Churchill Christopher St. John Cicely Hamilton criticism Emile Zola Enrico Prampolini Ernst Toller Eugenio Barba Ewan McColl Federico García Lorca Filippo Tommaso Marinetti Forced Entertainment Guillaume Apollinaire Guillermo Gómez-Peña Hallie Flanagan Hans-Thies Lehmann Helen Gilbert Henrik Ibsen history Howard Barker ideology James Baldwin Jean Baudrillard Joanne Tompkins John McGrath László Moholy-Nagy Laurie Anderson Marie Bressard Marie Irene Fornés Mark Ravenhill Maurice Maeterlinck naturalism Nicholas Zurbrugg Oskar Kokoshka Pierre Quillard politics Raoul Hausmann Robert Lepage Roland Barthes Ronald Gow Sheila Stowell SuAndi Susan Carlson Terry Eagleton text theatre theory Tim Etchells Umberto Boccioni Walter Benjamin Walter Greenwood

Performance Matters – Ella Jean Finer: A Play for Offstage Voices
Artist/Author: Ella Jean Finer | Reference: D1921 | Type: DVD

British Library Sound Archive recording and documentation of the “Performance Matters” events, 30 April 2010. A Play For Offstage Voices is a score composed entirely of lines written to be spoken from off stage. Voices authored by well-known writers to call, shout, cry and exclaim from somewhere, above and within have been collected and choreographed into an ‘event score’ in which voices such as Beckett’s V, Lorca’s Voz and Stoppard’s voice (in the darkness) encounter each other in the marked off space they share. Also see ref. D1920; D1922-3 and D1316-D1319.

darkness Ella Jean Finer Federico García Lorca Performance Matters Performing Idea Samuel Beckett score Tom Stoppard voice

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