Artist/Author: Katherina Radeva | Reference: D1756 | Type: DVD

Katherina Radeva: Showreel of Past Performance Work 2006-2010. Broken into several VOB files and needs to be played on a laptop with a proper VLC player.

Editor: Bruce Henderson and Noam Ostrander | Reference: P1606 | ISBN: 1046-2937 | Type: Publication

Text and Performance Quarterly. Volume 28 Numbers 1-2 January-April 2008

Artist/Author: Eleanor Bauer and Vise Versus | Reference: D1754 | Type: DVD

A double one-woman show: double the woman, double the show. An amalgam of theatre genres and familiar characters; nothing is too outrageous.

Artist/Author: Jacques Ranciere | Reference: P1590 | ISBN: 978-1-84467-343-8 | Type: Publication

Asking exactly what we mean by political art or the politics of art, Rancière goes on to look at what the tradition of critical art, and the desire to insert art into life, has achieved. Has the militant critique of the consumption of images and commodities become, ironically, a sad affirmation of its omnipotence?

Artist/Author: Sylvia Rimat | Reference: D1614 | Type: DVD

An inventive, participatory and humorous performance that playfully challenges the conventions of theatre, watching and our imagination.

Artist/Author: Misha Horacek | Reference: D1672 | Type: DVD

Excerpts from performances Still/Desire (2005),  Imbolc (2008) and Raven (2010).

Artist/Author: Various | Editor: Fintan Walsh | Reference: P1577 | Type: Publication

A record of some of the most important performative ideas and embodied interventions that have shaped queer culture and theatre and performance practice in Ireland in recent times, principally in the years following the decriminalization of homosexuality in. 1993, up.

Artist/Author: Douglas L. Paterson and Mark Weinberg | Reference: A0491 | Type: Article

Article and interview by Paterson and Weinberg with Boal.

Artist/Author: Forced Entertainment | Reference: D1564 | Type: DVD

Continues Forced Entertainment’s enquiry into the spectacle of theatre in contemporary life, exploring the ways in which we live, breathe and tell stories in the circumscribed space of late capitalism.

Artist/Author: Jerome Bel | Reference: D1552 | Type: DVD

Bel narrates his own development from ten years as a dancer in the 1980s, to a sabbatical in the early ’90s spent reading poststructuralist theory, to his present-day status as a leading proponent of European conceptual dance

This item is part of the Study Room Guide On shit, piss, blood, sweat and tears by Lois Keidan (P2195)