A critical anthology of performance texts, interviews, and essays on the later work of Split Britches
What happens when the ocean and the ship become a stage
A contemporary history of the usage of yellowface in musical theatre
The performative logic of political and cultural acts dismissed as too extreme or excessive
How contemporary theater represents and responds to war trauma
Re-centers the impact of the real on the praxis of art in Argentine performance
How tourism becomes a site for the performance of identity
Movement and performance as a means of resistance and identity formation in contemporary Colombia
Examining age as an embodied and socially constructed identity, both on and off the stage
How social media transforming authenticity into a choreographed and commodified image
An autoethnography of the K-pop fandom and its evolution
A framework for understanding audience participation in twenty-first century immersive theater
In-depth explorations of socially engaged public artworks from the perspective of a curator and scholar
Tracing the forgotten impact of courtesans in Chinese theater
The nineteenth-century US entertainment industry through the perspective of an ordinary actor
How contemporary dancers recalibrate constructions of gender, sexuality, and race while navigating the international dance circuit
How people can shape a city’s spaces and how a city can shape its people
An escapade into the nightly ambiance of Mexico City
A history of mass performance systems, how they arise during eras of nationalization, and how they are shaped by modernity
First comprehensive English-language exploration of huaju during its formative decades, delivered from the perspective of the backstage
How aesthetic performance can provide insights into the ideological creation and dissemination of behaviors
A collection analyzing immersive, participatory performances as it has developed in the U.S.
Bringing African drama to an English-speaking audience
Explores how French and Algerian dramatists addressed violence, conflict, and war trauma after the German occupation and Algerian War