Metatheatrical dramaturgies of violence: staging the role of theatre

Intro -- Acknowledgements -- About the Cover Image -- Contents -- 1 Introduction: Staging the Role of Theatre -- Preface -- Plays Aren't Real -- Scope of Study -- Contemporary Metadrama -- Problems of Staging Violence -- Re/animation -- Simplification -- Appropriation and Mis/identification --...

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Main Author: Willis, Emma (Author)
Format: Electronic Book
Language:English
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Published: Cham Springer International Publishing AG 2021
In:Year: 2021
Further subjects:B Violence in the theater
B Violence in literature
B Electronic books
B Drama-History and criticism
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Parallel Edition:Non-electronic
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Summary:Intro -- Acknowledgements -- About the Cover Image -- Contents -- 1 Introduction: Staging the Role of Theatre -- Preface -- Plays Aren't Real -- Scope of Study -- Contemporary Metadrama -- Problems of Staging Violence -- Re/animation -- Simplification -- Appropriation and Mis/identification -- Violence, Theatricality, Representation -- Metatheatricality and Violence -- Metatheatricality Foregrounds the Creative Decision-Making Process -- Metatheatricality Emphasizes the Structural Causes of Violence -- Metatheatricality Deauthorizes Representational Privilege -- Metatheatricality Reminds Us That Spectatorship Is Never Neutral -- Book Structure -- Lastly… -- References -- 2 Performative Violence and Self-Reflexive Dramaturgy: A Study of Guillermo Calderón's Kiss and Other Works -- Introduction -- "Shut-In, but Hearing the Gunshots" -- "Bombs Are Falling from the Sky. What Else Do You Need to Know?" -- Staging Performative Violence -- Conclusion -- References -- 3 "Touching Something Real": The Critique of Historical and Theatrical Methodology in Jackie Sibblies Drury's We Are Proud to Present… -- Introduction -- "Doing Anything Other Than What's Real": Illuminating Historical Injustice -- "Where Are All the Africans?": Exposing Theatrical Bias -- Something… -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 The Ethics of Imagining Others: The Limits of "Performative Witness" in Michael Redhill's Goodness and Erik Ehn's Thistle -- Introduction -- Theatrical Witness and Authorship -- The Unhappy Performativity of Goodness in Rwanda -- Staring Down Genocide: "A Wonderful Feeling" -- Thistle: "All This I Saw" -- Conclusion -- References -- 5 Staging Rage: A Feminist Perspective on Theatrical Self-Reflexivity in Ella Hickson's The Writer and Tim Crouch's The Author -- Introduction -- The Author: Enraging the Spectator.
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Physical Description:1 online resource (231 pages)
ISBN:3030851028