This book provides an in-depth account of a singular and significant European theatre project, marked by the considerable diversity of the participants and experiences that it brought to the stage.
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Edit Kaldor is recognized internationally as a unique voice in the contemporary theatre landscape, working mostly with untrained performers, merging documentary and fictional elements, and often integrating the use of digital media. Amsterdam-based, her theatre performances radically stretch the boundaries of theatrical conventions, having been presented in over 30 countries in Europe, the Americas, Asia and North Africa. She is director of the MA in Performing Arts as Critical Practice at Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University, Sweden.
Joe Kelleher is Emeritus Professor of Theatre and Performance at Roehampton University, UK.
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Hardback. Etat : New. Over the course of Edit Kaldor's Inventory of Powerlessness, developed and performed in four European cities (Amsterdam, Berlin, Poznan, Prague) between 2013-16, a range of situations, states and feelings - from quotidian frustrations to extremes of affliction, disadvantage and oppression - were brought into the collective setting of the theatre as spoken testimony. Meanwhile, a cumulative and archivable database or 'inventory' of powerlessness and its contemporary intersections was projected on stage, generated live by the participants at each performance. Thus, individual accounts of powerlessness were placed in relation to others, as acts of living knowledge and as claim upon the shared articulation that theatrical working together can foster.This book, departing from but not confined to the example of Inventory, explores contemporary ways of making and performing that bring marginalised knowledges into appearance and action. The book is not only for students of theatre, performance and art, but for anyone looking to develop ways of processing their experiences of affliction, injustice and violence in a collective setting. The book begins with an in-depth account of the Inventory of Powerlessness theatre project. Analysis of its production processes and dramaturgical strategies is set alongside the voices of several of the participants as well as other collaborators and people associated with the project, focusing on the 'acts of knowledge' that are performed as connections are made and shared - in the contingency of live performance - between diverse life-affecting experiences. A section of commissioned essays explores the knowledge-generating potential of the contemporary stage through the same optic of powerlessness and marginalised experience worked through an international range of examples. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781350233584
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