... Promotions, Harare, Zimbabwe, 2002. Photo: Praise Zenenga Praise Zenenga Censorship, Surveillance, and Protest Theater in Zimbabwe All through history, in every regime, authority has been scared of theatre, social authority wishes for a nice, decent, convenient image to be given...

...Maurya Wickstrom Discipline and Desire: Surveillance Technologies in Performance , by Morrison Elise , Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press , 2016 Copyright © 2018 Yale School of Drama/Yale Repertory Theatre 2018 Books M W S H  S Discipline and Desire...

...Elise Morrison © 2013 by Elise Morrsion 2013 Nineteen Eighty-Four, by Surveillance Camera Players, Fourteenth Street/Seventh Avenue subway station, New York City, 1998. Photo: Courtesy of Surveillance Camera Players Elise Morrison User-­U n friendly Surveillance...

...Shonni Enelow Shonni Enelow asks, “What can we learn from looking at actors about the ways that surveillance has shaped contemporary life?” Her article examines performances in Leos Carax’s Holy Motors (2012), as well as works within the performance exhibition We’re Watching at Bard College (2017...

...Jennifer Parker-Starbuck Jennifer Parker-Starbuck reviews the performance exhibition We’re Watching: A Performance Exhibition on Surveillance , at Bard College. Her article contextualizes her experiences at the exhibition with the wider sociopolitical condition of living under mass surveillance...

...John H. Muse John H. Muse discusses Jonathan Ball’s 2010 collection, Clockfire , a compendium of “sketches of impossible plays,” as a means of interrogating theater’s relationship both to surveillance and the virtual, both of which Muse sees as inherent in all theatrical acts, real or imagined...

...Sarah Bay-Cheng © 2014 by Sarah Bay-Cheng 2014 Oakwood Apartments By David Commander Surveillance Project and the Black Psyche By M. Lamar Special Effects festival New York, January 2014 Sarah Bay-Cheng­ Ready for My Close-Up­ Oakwood Apartments By David Commander...

..., Miriam Felton-­Dansky, and Jacob Gallagher-­Ross Mass surveillance conducted by government agencies of their own citizens has turned into one of the twentieth-first century’s darkest, if most predictable, realities. Given the long history of wiretaps, illegal searches, and spying by those in power...

... Claudia Rankine, choreographer Will Rawls, and video artist John Lucas, premiered at Live Arts Bard in April 2017 as part of the surveillance biennial We’re Watching. With four performers — Marguerite Hemmings, Jessica Pretty, Tara Willis, and the onstage sound designer Jeremy Toussaint-­Baptiste...

... City. Following Lenny Bruce’s priest character, Talen says that he 143 Theater 31.3-11 Oren.sh 10/16/01 11:47 AM Page 144 orenstein The Surveillance thrives...

... there ~fire~ ~fire~ ~fire~ ~fire~ so we spend trillions on the Privacy and she was found in #India military occupation jails.. It is on our all-­powerful surveillance Scene 4...

... by scrutiny, to be surveilled, evaluated, and judged? What sorts of public, visible signs of disability or performances of disability in the public sphere are deemed to be valid, or else dismissed as fraud? Mollow s anecdote highlights the double-e­dged nature of checking out as the other woman checks...

... features on the characters faces. Oh shining star testify is structured around cctv footage taken from an Israeli mil- itary surveillance camera. On March 19, 2014, fourteen- year- old Yusef Shawamreh crossed the separation fence erected by the Israeli military near Hebron. He was going to pick akub...

... which would present the intimate Winston and Anti-Shakespeare lecture and would be removed. Julia story as though recorded by party surveillance cameras. The se- Part I or April 4 would take advantage of the daylight and would cond scene would be a lecture by Comrade OBrien...

... of these, Spectatorship in an Age of Surveillance, reflects a culture of mass data collection whose mechanisms were nascent in 2006 but that we couldn t have imagined then.1 In 2010, algorithms were aleatory delights; in 2019, they ve become the music we all dance to. Theater magazine was also our professional training...

... is by surveillance. Everyone and everything becomes data in the an ti-terrorist computer banks maintained by the British. (In one...

... theatricality — perhaps part of their irony and humor — but also part of their ethical affectivity. Puar regards such pleasurable “takes” as reveal- ing the “keen ecstatic eye of the voyeur, the haunting surveillance . . . the speed of transmission — aphrodisiacs unto themselves”10that take part...

..., I was drinking with Polish Snowden raised the national consciousness artists who were at the festival, and I would about surveillance and the nsa in the cul- end up talking about my dad. He was Polish...

... “contested and surveilled public spaces.” It began with a “permitless parade” from Charas Community Center (a former public school that the city is trying to sell for luxury development) to Judson Church, led by two men bearing aluminum...

... expressions of M. Lamar and David Commander, described in Sarah Bay-­Cheng’s review of the 2014 Special Effects festival, open spaces covered up by history or shielded from public view, while raising unsettling awareness of the continuum between audience and surveil- lance. And in After the Show...