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The Twenty-First Century Performance Reader

Editor: Teresa Brayshaw, Anna Fenemore, and Noel Witts | Reference: P4028 | ISBN: 978-1138785342 | Type: Publication

Combines extracts from over 70 international practitioners, companies, collectives and makers from the fields of dance, theatre, music, live and performance art, and activism to form a sourcebook for students, researchers and practitioners.

Aaron Williamson Action Hero activism Agata Siniarska amateur Andy Smith artists audience Augusto Corriere autobiography Back To Back Theatre Blast Theory body Brett Bailey Builders Association capital Chris Goode cinema Clod Ensemble Constantin Chiriac criticism Dah Theatre Dalia Basiouny David Chisholm Deepan Sivaraman Derevo devised theatre diary disability documentary theatre Dood Paard Dries Verhoeven economy Eleanor Bishop Eleonora Fabião Every House Has A Door Farah Saleh Gecko gentrification Getinthebackofthevan Gibson/martelli Gob Squad Heiner Goebbels Hiwa K Hotel Pro Forma Imitating The Dog immersive intervention Jérôme Bel Junnosuke Tada Kira O’reilly La Fura Dels Baus.Lone Twin lecture performance Liu Chengrui London María José Contreras memory Michael Pinchbeck Mike Pearson Mohammad Aghebati Monster Truck Needcompany New Art Club Oblivia Oliver Frljić Ontroerend Goed Padmini Chettur participation Patricia Ariza performance Peter Sellars politics protest public space Punchdrunk Quarantine Reckless Sleepers Ridiculusmus Rimini Protokoll Sankar Venkateswaran Serbia Shirotama Hitsujiya Shunt Silvia Mercuriali Silviu Purcārete site specific Sleepwalk Collective Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio space stage Tammy Brennan Tania Bruguera Tess De Quincey theatre theory Third Angel Tim Crouch Toshiki Okada Ultima Vez Unlimited Vincent Dance Theatre Wendy Houstoun Xing Xin. Andriy Zholdak

30 Texts for 30 Years

Artist/Author: Forced Entertainment | Reference: P2659 | Type: Publication

Collection of scores and texts markinf thirty years of Forced Entertainment. Contributors were invited to write about their experience of Forced Entertainment following one rule: each text must be exactly 365 words long.