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Patrice Pavis gathers together key artists and scholars from around the world to provide, for the first time, a truly international overview of the new possibilities and politics of the exciting field of intercultural performance.
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This volume gathers together artists and scholars from around the world to provide an international overview of the new field of intercultural performance. has enormous potential for open dialogue between cultures, though the best-documented perspectives are those of Western artists such as Peter Brook, Richard Schechner, Jacques Lecoq and Ariane Mnouchkine. The "Reader" raises new questions and debates by placing these views alongside those of artists from African, Maori, Chinese and Indian theatre.
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Patrice Pavis gathers together key artists and scholars from around the world to provide, for the first time, a truly international overview of the new possibilities and politics of the exciting field of intercultural performance.
Synopsis
This volume gathers together artists and scholars from around the world to provide an international overview of the new field of intercultural performance. has enormous potential for open dialogue between cultures, though the best-documented perspectives are those of Western artists such as Peter Brook, Richard Schechner, Jacques Lecoq and Ariane Mnouchkine. The "Reader" raises new questions and debates by placing these views alongside those of artists from African, Maori, Chinese and Indian theatre.
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In recent years, theatres of widely differing cultures have engaged in an ever-increasing tendency to adopt elements of foreign theatre traditions into their own productions. Read the first page
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
In recent years, theatres of widely differing cultures have engaged in an ever-increasing tendency to adopt elements of foreign theatre traditions into their own productions. Read the first page
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Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover