Theatre Anthropology

[review]: 'On Directing and Dramaturgy: Burning the House' by Eugenio Barba

by Sam Bicknell

in Contemporary Theatre Review 20 (4), pp. 487-8

Un Interstice Impalpable (French version, English and Portuguese translation)).

by Armando Menicacci

Published in Scenes d'architecture. Nouvelles architectures françaises pour le spectacle, Paris, Editions du patrimoine, Culturesfrance/Centre des monuments nationaux, Paris, 2006, pp. 18-23

Published for the exhibition representing France at the 7th international Biennal of Architecture in São Paulo

I'm trying to understand how the performing space is changing since the arrival of digital technologies I'm trying to understand how the performing space is changing since the arrival of digital technologies

Happiness as a Subversive Activity: An Interview with Ivan Szendro on Commedia Dell'Arte as Healing & Resistance in Communist Hungary

by Ronald L. Boyer

This is a recent interview conducted on the theme of "polis as Muse" for an academic journal.

This interview with Hungarian actor and shaman Ivan Szendro examines the role of folk theatre performance art in the... more This interview with Hungarian actor and shaman Ivan Szendro examines the role of folk theatre performance art in the tradition of commedia dell'arte as a vital form of creative self-healing and political resistance in Hungary during the Soviet Occupation.

Bertolt Brecht and the Theatre of Alienation

by Jonas Leonhard Tinius

Published in 'The Cambridge University Journal of Politics' 2011

Invisible Theatre of Ethnography: Performative Principles of Fieldwork

by Quetzil Castañeda

This paper analyzes the performative ontology of ethnographic fieldwork using a combination of thinkers such as A.... more This paper analyzes the performative ontology of ethnographic fieldwork using a combination of thinkers such as A. Boal and Goffman.