
An Oak Tree
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This Student Edition is published with a commentary and notes by Seda Ilter, which explore Tim Crouch's notion of audience and their role in theatre; possibilities of transformation and the role of visual art in theatre; the implosion of the real and fictional; and the liminal dramaturgy of Crouch's plays; as well as how this experimental play works in performance.
The edition also includes an interview with Tim Crouch, which sheds further light on his philosophy and process.
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Seda Ilter is a lecturer in Theatre and Performance Studies at Birkbeck, University of London, UK. She is the author of Mediatized Dramaturgy: The Evolution of Plays in the Media Age (Methuen Drama, 2021) and she works on theoretical and aesthetic implications of new technologies and mediatized culture in theatre, new writing and modes of textuality in contemporary performance and new dramaturgies.
Content
Commentary
Cultural and Theatrical Contexts
Themes
Structure
Play as Performance
Production History
Academic Debate
Behind the Scenes: An Interview with Tim Crouch
Further Exploration
PLAY TEXT
Notes
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