Manifesto for Theatre Education and Climate Crisis Volume
I wrote this concussing manifesto for a book I'm doing with some colleagues with Routledge on 'Theatre Education and the Climate Crisis'
Thoughts on Plays
Ideas about process, and thoughts of others about my work.
I wrote this concussing manifesto for a book I'm doing with some colleagues with Routledge on 'Theatre Education and the Climate Crisis'
Ediciones SinParedes (Mexico City) is publishing a translation of Our Lady of Delicias in Spanish, done by Maria Constanza Guzman (York U). Here's a draft I've written the introduction to the volume that I'm co-editing.
Check out the alt.theatre review of Our Lady of Delicias here: https://alttheatre.ca/2018/06/09/review-patron-saint...
With its mordant exploration of colonialism – past and present – in Central and South American contexts, unsettling environmental and mythological quandaries, and philosophical examination of movement and migration, David Fancy's Our Lady of Delicias is persistently and profoundly complex.
CUT posits a world in which everyone is broken, and getting ‘fixed’ isn’t as important as coming to terms with one’s brokenness. As a reading, it is magnificently forthcoming, enticingly intelligent, and beautifully unsettling.
A conversation between two different times based around what value do fictional spaces have, be they theatrical fictions, video game fictions