Interventions 25.1 (February 2015)
These online Interventions offer a variety of perspectives that complement the journal’s latest special issue on the politics, processes and practices of editing.
Editing Ourselves into History: A Live Art and Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
Various participants reflect on a recent ‘edit-a-thon’ that sought to redress the invisibility of feminist Live Art practices within Wikipedia.
Postgraduate/Early-Career Researcher Forum on Academic Publishing
This forum, curated by Charlotte Bell, offers five different views from postgraduates and early-career researchers on the shifting landscape of academic publishing.
NOTA
NOTA, a collection of unedited responses produced and ‘archived’ in real-time, collapses the distance between performance and critical response.
Delegitimizing the Performance Document: Tales from the Open Call
‘So what is Performance if it includes this?’ asks Yelena Gluzman, editor of the deliberately non-selective compendium Emergency Index.
Celebrating 25 Years of Contemporary Theatre Review
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Contemporary Theatre Review, the current editors have hand-picked a selection of articles from the archive that reflect something of the breadth and distinctive character of the journal. The articles will be freely available until the end of 2015, and are introduced by the members of the editorial team.