
Narrative in Performance
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Jade Rosina McCutcheon holds a Doctorate of Creative Arts in theatre and is currently finishing a second PhD in feminist film studies at Melbourne University, Australia. She has directed over sixty theatre productions, received the Rod Rose Award from the International Society of Research Administrators for an outstanding article and was a co-founder of the Performance and Consciousness group for the International Federation of Theatre Research.
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1. Introduction (B.Sellers-Young & J.R.McCutcheon)
PART I: PERFORMING NARRATIVE IDENTITY IN CULTURE
2. The Zar: Enactment of Social Drama in the Southern Sudan (B.Sellers-Young)
3. Maranga Mai (J.Greenwood)
4. Her-stories in Indonesian Dance Drama (K.Foley)
5.Decolonizing Techno-Art (P.Pilar)
PART II: POPULARIZING PERFORMANCE
6. Steps in Time: The Evolving Role of Dance in the Broadway Musical (M.J.Lodge)
7. The Multiple Narratives of Cirque du Soleil (K. Lavers & L.P.Leroux)
8. Personal Agency and Community Empowerment: Moth Style Engagement (J.Halebsky)
9. Narrating and Negotiating Identity in World of Warcraft (J.Osborn)
PART III: ROCKING THE BOAT: REVOLUTIONARY INTEGRATIONS
10. Ellen Lauren: The Art of Extreme Acting, An Interview (S.T.Cummings)
11. People Like Us: Revolutions in Australian Theatre (J-A.Long)
12. Jacques Lecoq: This Theatre Called My Body (N.Pascetta)
13. Pina Bausch: Narrative, Gender, Reception (J.R.McCutcheon)
14. Narrative Pivots: Text and Movement in Crystal Pite's Dance-Theatre (P.Dickinson)
15. Narrative Futures: Community, Technology and Globalization (B.Sellers-Young & J.R.McCutcheon).
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