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They Are All at Least Seventy - An exploration of female resistance to the decline narrative in theatre and live art
Artist/Author: Beth Watton | Editor: Richard Gough, Nanako Nakajima | Reference: A0915 | Type: Article

On Ageing (&Beyond)

Performance Research Volume 24 Issue No 3 April/May 2019

pg 40-48

activism ageing Beth Watton body female body feminism identity live art Lois Weaver older women Peggy Shaw performance art queer queer feminism Retro(per)spective Rocio Bolivier Split Britches Tammy Whynot

Memories of the Revolution: The First Ten Years of the WOW Café Theater
Editor: Holly Hughes, Carmelita Tropicana, Jill Dolan | Reference: P3542 | ISBN: 978-0472068630 | Type: Publication

Collects scripts, interviews, and commentary to trace the riotous first decade of WOW. 

Part of the Library of Performing Rights (LPR) (P3041).

activism Alice Forrester Alisa Solomon AlisonRooney Ana Maria Simo archive autobiography Babs Davy Claire Olivia Moed culture Deb Margolin Debra Miller Diane Jeep Ries documentation Dominique Dibbell Elen Myles feminism Five Lesbian Brothers gender history human rights lesbian Lisa Kron Lois Weaver Lynn Hayes Madeline Olnek Moe Angelos New York Peg Haeley Peggy Shaw performance politics Sharon Jane Smith Split Britches Susan Young theatre Uzi Parnes women

The Only Way Home Is Through the Show: Performance Work of Lois Weaver
Editor: Lois Weaver and Jen Harvie | Reference: P2847 | ISBN: 978-1-78320-534-9 | Type: Publication

The book explores Weaver’s collaborative work with Split Britches and Spiderwoman as well as her solo projects, performance interventions, and work as a facilitator, teacher, and as Tammy WhyNot.

academy activism age ageing audience biography body career class collective community criticism dance desire directing documentation ephemera feminism femme gender Home lesbian love memoir methodology mother Peggy Shaw performance pleasure politics queer sexuality theatre

Live Collision Study Boxes Study Room Guide
Artist/Author: Live Art Development Agency | Reference: P2398 | Type: Publication

A small selection of study boxes curated by Live Art Development Agency for the Live Collision Festival in Dublin, April 2014. Boxes were based around live art history, disability, activism, bodily functions, race, queer performance.

Aaron Williamson activism Adrian Heathfield Adrian Howells Alexandrina Hemsley Amelia Jones bodies criticism Deirdre Heddon Derek Jarman Dickie Beau disability Disabled Avant-Garde documentation feminism feminist gay gender George Chakravarthi Guillermo Gómez-Peña history identity intervention Jamila Johnson-Small Jennie Klein Kira O'Reilly live collision Oreet Ashery Peggy Shaw performance art performance festival Pussy Riot queer race Raimund Hoghe Ron Athey RoseLee Goldberg sex sexuality theory Tracey Warr William Pope.L women Yes Men

What_now
Editor: Frank Bock | Reference: P2155 | Type: Publication

What are the legitimate concerns of dance today? In its with incarnation, this edition of the what_ Festivals builds on the energy each previous festival has generated in answering that question. Kick-started by Gill Clarke (1954-2011), co-director of Independent Dance, the festivals act on a desire to showcase a new generation of dance artists. Each brings to the foreground artists and ideas that are not always given a visible platform.

Andrew Hardwidge Angela Schubot Chloe Gayet dance Denise Horsely Eugenio Ampudia festival Francis Christeller Frank Bock Gigi Argyropoulou Hypatia Vourloumis Ivana Müller Jared Gradinger Joe Moran Jonathan Burrows Katye Coe Liza Dimbleby Lizzy Le Quesne Michael Klien Miranda Pennell Neil Callaghan Peggy Shaw performance Phil Coy Rachel Gomme Rimas Sakalauskas Sheena McGrandles Theron Schmidt

O Solo Homo: The New Queer Performance
Editor: Holly Hughes, David Roman | Reference: P1659 | Type: Publication

Performance texts and documentation from queer solo performances.

Alec Mapa Carmelita Tropicana Clit Notes Craig Hickman David Roman Denise Uyehara Holly Hughes Kate Bornstein Luis Alfaro Michael Kerns New York Peggy Shaw performance performance art queer Ron Vawter Roy Cohn/Jack Smith sex sexuality solo Susan Miller Tanya Barfield text Tim Miller

Split Britches DVD Library: Vol. 7. Lust and Comfort
Artist/Author: Split Britches | Reference: D1777 | Type: DVD

Choreography by Stormy Brandenburger, music and sound design by Laka Daisical, Costumes and sets by Annabel Lee

Annabel Lee Gay Sweatshop gender James Neale-Kennerley La Mama Laka Daisical Lois Weaver Lust and Comfort New York City Peggy Shaw queer Split Britches Stormy Brandenburger theatre women

Split Britches DVD Library: Vol. 6. Lesbians Who Kill
Artist/Author: Split Britches | Reference: D1776 | Type: DVD

Choreography by Stormy Brandenburger, music and sound design by Laka Daisical, Costumes by Susan Young, sets by Nancy Bardowil.

Deb Margolin exile gender La Mama Laka Daisical Lesbians Who Kill Lois Weaver Nancy Bardowil New York Peggy Shaw queer Sante Fe Split Britches Stormy Brandenburger Susan Young The Club theatre women

Split Britches DVD Library: Vol. 5. Dress Suits to Hire
Artist/Author: Split Britches | Reference: D1775 | Type: DVD

Choreography by Stormy Brandenburger, Costumes by Susan Young, sets and lighting by Joni Wong. Originally produced for the Velseka Festival, PS122, 1987

Dress Suits to Hire exile gender Holly Hughes Joni Wong Lois Weaver Peggy Shaw PS122 queer Sante Fe Split Britches Susan Young theatre Veselka Festival women

Split Britches DVD Library: Vol. 4. Belle Reprieve
Artist/Author: Split Britches | Reference: D1774 | Type: DVD

Music composed by Laka Daisical and Phil Booth, costumes by Susan Young, sets by Matthew Owen and Nancy Bardowil.

Belle Reprieve Bette Bourne gender La Mama NYC Laka Daisical Lois Weaver Matthew Owen Nancy Bardowil New York Paul Shaw Peggy Shaw Phil Booth queer Split Britches Susan Young theatre women

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