... communication might change not only how we talk to one another but also what long-lost phantoms we might be able to access anew.” 79 Miriam Felton- Dansky From a Weather Report High Winds, Insomnia, and the Theater of Sylvan Oswald 1 . High Winds did not begin as a text for theater. It began, in 2015, as a...

.... Over the course of the festival I heard artists wrestling with vital questions: What hap- pens when a festival is organized around access? Or, when messiness is just a part of charne 134 rigor? What happens when disability aesthetics is where the questions start, not where they end? In 2010, Tobin...

... aCCeSsions 2017). online journal. Anna has curated performances, exhibitions, and programming Tom Sellar is the editor of Theater and in Toronto and New York. professor of dramaturgy and dramatic...

... shuttered during the health crisis, joined in, announcing that they would provide water, snacks, and restroom access for Black Lives Matter protestors. There was a flurry of support from New York based cultural organi- zations, including the Public Theater, Atlantic Theater Company, and even the Brook...

... the event from historical evi- dence, and the very characteristics of the documents themselves. Theater and perfor- mance historians increasingly use digital databases to store, search, and retrieve all kinds of historical data accessible from anywhere in the world (as opposed to a single...

... feed. More positive reward structures have also come to be linked to surveillance: if you check in religiously on Foursquare, allowing your “friends” (and those with access to the Four- square database) to track your movement through the establishments you frequent, you have the dubious honor of...

... aftermaths, enabling those people who have been denied rights or have experienced limitations in their access to political power to act. The two projects were both conceived as long-­term projects to exceed the duration of the reenactment performances itself. They involved months of collabora- tion...

... (2011 Gametophyte, Inc., www.gametophyte .org (accessed October 21, 2011). 2. Nameless forest press kit, “Sungmyung Chun,” mapp International Productions, http mappinternational.org/artists/view/49 (accessed October 21, 2011). 3. Nameless forest press kit, “Introduction,” mapp...

... character, as in Aristotelian drama — the SRS conceives of tragedy as a living organism constantly undergoing unstoppable and self-perpetuating mitotic reproduction (calling to mind Artaud’s belief in the essential theater’s access to evil, psychic entities and dark powers). For the Socìetas Raffaello...

... able to to a major new initiative designed to will be to commission new translations access the data bank via computer encourage new American translations of foreign plays. The Pew Charitable modem to find out about existing of foreign plays, things may be Trust has contributed $24,000 per...

... art in this country. Thanks The primary purpose of the Fund across the country will be able to to a major new initiative designed to will be to commission new translations access the data bank via computer encourage new American translations of foreign plays. The Pew Charitable modem to find out...

... productions Notes 1. See poemhunter.com/quotations (accessed September 29, 2006). All translations of quoted material from French are by Marina Kotzamani. 2. See christianlacroix.com/francais/sommaire.htm. For material on Christian Lacroix see Christian Lacroix, Qui est là...

... ventures. 108 productions Notes 1. See poemhunter.com/quotations (accessed September 29, 2006). All translations of quoted material from French are by Marina Kotzamani. 2. See christianlacroix.com/francais...

... Keidan has served as its director ever since. 14. Live Art Development Agency, “What Is Live Art www.thisisliveart.co.uk/about /what-­is-­live-­art/ (accessed September 1, 2013). 15. Leslie Hill, “Mapping the Territory: Introduction,” in Performance and Place, ed. Leslie...

..., and I do not wish to downplay them, one potential virtue of removing the organizational barriers to publishing is that it can encourage people lacking the access, financial means, or courage needed to pursue avant-­garde playwriting to spend time inventing microdramas featuring fish and...

... creative process. 2. ntgent, The City Theatre of the Future (promotional insert), De Standaard, March 28, 2018. Like all of the theater s program books, monthly newsletter magazines, and other publicity, this insert is archived on the theater s page at issuu.com/ntgent (accessed September 6, 2020). 3...

... Thailand, and secret readings in China (where organizers feared government repri- sal).16 If the Lysistrata Project shared the ancient Greek popular theater’s emphasis on accessibility and active public engagement in collective creation and democratic poli- tics, it parted ways with ancient...

... Thailand, and secret readings in China (where organizers feared government repri- sal).16 If the Lysistrata Project shared the ancient Greek popular theater’s emphasis on accessibility and active public engagement in collective creation and democratic poli- tics, it parted ways with ancient...

... increasing regularity. Notes 1. Grey Art Gallery, “Media Release,” www.studiomuseum.org/sites/default/files /radical_presence_release.pdf (accessed August 20, 2014). 2. Robin Cembalest, “Adrian Piper Pulls Out of Black Performance-­Art Show,” Art News, October 25, 2013...

... increasing regularity. Notes 1. Grey Art Gallery, “Media Release,” www.studiomuseum.org/sites/default/files /radical_presence_release.pdf (accessed August 20, 2014). 2. Robin Cembalest, “Adrian Piper Pulls Out of Black Performance-­Art Show,” Art News, October 25, 2013...