Volume 49, numéro 1, 2024 Special Issue Staging Strategies: Trends in Canadian Drama and Performing Arts Stratégies de mise en scène : tendances de l’art dramatique et des arts de la scène canadiens Sous la direction de Janne Cleveland et Cynthia Sugars
Sommaire (16 articles)
Introduction
Articles
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“Sovereign Storytellers, Sovereign Space”: A Conversation about Indigenous Theatre with Kevin Loring
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Counter-Memorial Documentary and Kincentric Honouring Practices in Marie Clements’s The Unnatural and Accidental Women
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“Not Everybody Who’s Peculiar Is Insane”: The Lavender Scare in Girl in the Goldfish Bowl
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Resurgence of Land-Based Pedagogy in Yvette Nolan’s The Unplugging
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Performing Complaint in Contemporary Canadian Academic Drama
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Wittgenstein’s Dreamer: Skepticism in John Mighton’s Possible Worlds
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Virtuality and Actuality in Janet Cardiff’s Solo and Collaborative Walking Tours with George Bures Miller
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Rethinking Liveness through the Digital Real: The Virtual as a Performance Venue in Empirical Theatre Research
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Performing Virtual Intimacy in Landline
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Les trois exils de Christian E. ou l’hybridation conte-théâtre dans le monologue acadien
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“Wanting Justice . . . Wanting Answers . . . Wanting Change”: Staging Multiple and Diverse Identities in Canadian Theatre for Young Audiences
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Representing the Refugee Body: Liminality, Precarity, and Alterity in Ahmad Meree’s Suitcase/Adrenaline
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Crossing Lines, Crossing Borders: The Translator’s Role in Subverting Power Structures in Naghmeh Samini’s The Child
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Bringing Stories to the Screen and “Out of Silence”: An Interview with Hannah Moscovitch