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Towards an Ecology of Becoming - Engendering Posthuman Assemblages through Digital and Hybrid Performance
(Routledge, 2022)This essay analyses and discusses digital and hybrid performance practices created in response to the online shifts driven by the Covid-19 pandemic. It focuses on an emergent theoretical framework which seeks to define ... -
Active spectatorship and co-creation in the digital making of Flanker Origami
(The Open Library of Humanities, 2022)How do spectators engage with, elaborate on and articulate the experience of a digital performance? What are the parameters that regulate the bodily interaction between performers and spectators, when the latter are ‘not ... -
Embodying Essence through Absence - Performance practice and pedagogy through digital platforms
(Mimesis Edizioni, Milan, 2021-03-10)In this article Bianca Mastrominico focuses on how to embody liveness through digital platforms within the framework of theatre anthropology, looking at how remote performers and spectators interact through screen technology ... -
Not fewer resources, but different: Creative responses to practice and research during Covid-19
(2022-06-30)The cultural and creative industries have been one of the hardest-hit by the international Covid-19 pandemic. In the wake of this seismic shift, there has been a proliferation of events and publications exploring how artists ...
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