Swan Twink
The performance text for Andrew Sutherland’s Swan Twink subversively uses the iconic, almost mythical, status of the classic Swan Lake to create a queerly intimate, personal and vulnerable performance.
Swan Twink
The performance text for Andrew Sutherland’s Swan Twink subversively uses the iconic, almost mythical, status of the classic Swan Lake to create a queerly intimate, personal and vulnerable performance.
Searching in the Shadows: Queer Aesthetics in Performance Lighting
Lighting designer Emma Lockhart-Wilson posits strategies of subversion, fluidity and drawing attention to bodily labour as ways to explore queerness in three performances.
An Autoethnographic Reflection in 4 Repetitive Titles on the Blend of Auto and Fiction in Where My Accent Comes From
Ibrahim Halaçoglu’s decolonial performative text invokes the idea of the meddah, or a traditional storyteller and mimic, for a self-reflexive critical monologue on migration, freedom and identity.
Locating Care
Gemma Hutton and Greg Thorpe, interviewed by Alyson Campbell, Meta Cohen and Stephen Farrier.
Editorial, Spring 2022
Filling the Blank: Redaction as Affective Strategy in Lucy Kirkwood’s Maryland
Isabel Stuart writes about redaction as a dramatic technique and a theatrical tool for critique in Lucy Kirkwood’s Maryland (2021).