CLASS
Class is a peer presentation series on non euro-centric theatre. Theorists, Plays, Concepts, Theatre History etc. Class is designed to push those involved to broaden their perspective on theatre.
February 21st: Weddings as Cultural Performance
We will take a look at weddings from around the world and the traditions involved through the performance. Why do weddings exist? How do ceremonies differ in different cultures? what traditions exist and how are they tied to Spectacle?
Theatre of the Oppressed in Modern Middle East
In this Class we’ll be looking at Case Studies of Forum Theatre in Middle Eastern Countries. How has Forum Theatre been used for Social and Political Commentary? How does the practice of being a Spect- actor give people agency in their day to day life?
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Lighting Design Around the World
Marion will present the history of theatrical lighting design from its humble beginnings to contemporary art. Each step toward modernity will be accompanied by an example of a cultural performance using that lighting.
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Native American Performance Pedagogy
Native American Performance Pedagogy is taking a closer look at general methods used for teaching and learning theatre by Native Americans.
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Isicathulo: South African Gumboot Dancing
Inspired by Miners in South Africa, Isicathulo is a theatre/dance style that uses Gumboots and dancing to create a story.