Neoliberalism and Global Theatres [electronic resource] : Performance Permutations /
Nielsen, L.editor.
Ybarra, P.editor.
How do theatre and performance transmit and dispute ideologies of neoliberalism? The essays in this anthology examine the mechanisms and rhetorics of contemporary multinational and transnational organizations, artists, and communities that produce theatre and performance for global audiences.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: heterotopic transgressions and interventions: the (il)liberal neoliberal / Lara D. Nielsen -- Institutional strategies. Margaret Werry: Nintendo Museum: intercultural pedagogy, neoliberal citizenship, and a theatre without actors -- Sebastian Calderón: Bentøn archaeologies of empire: colonial Hollywood and the neoliberal academy -- Eng-Beng Lim: Neoliberalism, the arts, and the global university -- David Savran: Branding the revolution: Hair redux -- Modes of Transmission. Patrick Anderson: I feel for you -- Karen Shimakawa: Staging a moving map in Byron Au Yong and Aaron Jafferis' Stuck elevator -- Patricia Ybarra: Fighting for a future in a free trade world -- Thomas F. Defrantz: Unchecked popularity: neoliberal circulations of black dance -- Formal economies. Khai Thu Nguyen: Model dissent: L'u Quang v' and the melodramatic performance of renovation in post-war Vietnam -- Michal Kobialka: Representational practices and real abstractions in early eighteenth-century London -- Margaret M. Olsen: The gift of the New Orleans Second Line -- Catherine Cole: Wole Soyinka's The beatification of area boy as neoliberal kaleidoscope -- Sites of articulation. Jon D. Rossini: Teatro visión and the limits of Chicano politics in neoliberal space -- Nitza Tenenblat: Repairing Teatro Oficina Perdiz -- Jisha Menon: Palimpsestic city: nostalgia and adaptation in neoliberal Bangalore -- Diyah Larasati: Desiring the stage: the interplay of mobility and resistance -- Afterword. May Joseph: Aquatopia: Harmattan Theatre, neoliberal provisionality, and the future of water.
How do theatre and performance transmit and dispute ideologies of neoliberalism? The essays in this anthology examine the mechanisms and rhetorics of contemporary multinational and transnational organizations, artists, and communities that produce theatre and performance for global audiences.
Theater.
Performing arts.
Theater—History.
Political theory.
Theatre and Performance Studies.
Performing Arts.
Theatre History.
Political Theory.