Titlebook: Readings in Performance and Ecology; Wendy Arons,Theresa J. May Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2012 drama

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Nelson Grayts of (i) state and federal agencies, (ii) academia, and (iii) environmental NGOs. Local restorations of industrially degraded water bodies now compose a significant segment of the environmental movement and, u978-3-031-28441-0978-3-031-28439-7Series ISSN 2731-670X Series E-ISSN 2731-6718

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Introductions is the arts, but the arts (in the West, at least, where this book has its origins) have traditionally been conceived as the activity that most divides humans from “nature.” Moreover, theater in its present form—with its emphasis on human conflict in the context of human institutions—occupies a spa

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Dancing with Monkeys? On Performance Commons and Scientific Experiments human gestures are exactly refracted together like hands dipped into water. No imitation, but a dance-like homology of the monkey’s fabulous antigravity skills, which so far has lasted for over seven minutes, stopping two clusters of exiting visitors in their tracks, prompting a small child to pran

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Natural Disaster, Cultural Memory: Montserrat Adrift in the Black and Green Atlanticgether” (64), then the Montserratian people are creating a new play enacted on a wide, albeit watery, stage-surface. As quickly as the debris from the volcanic explosion escaped from the mountain, it unfurled dispossessed historical fragments that were lodged deeply in the community’s collective cul

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British Alternative Companies and Antinuclear Plays: Eco-conscious Theater in Thatcher’s Britainows them to emerge as nascent ecodramas, rather than last-gasp remnants of old-style agit-prop.. In the following, I rehistoricize the work of small-scale touring companies with a socially conscious remit as both active in the key debates of their society during the Thatcher decade and prescient abo