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Queer Notions New Plays and Performances from Ireland

Walsh Fintan
Innbundet / 2010 / Engelsk

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ISBN
9781859184691
Publisert
2010-11-01
Utgiver
Vendor
Cork University Press
Høyde
234 mm
Bredde
156 mm
Aldersnivå
G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
276

Redaktør
Walsh Fintan
Foreword by
McGuinness Frank

Biographical note

Fintan Walsh is IRCHSS Government of Ireland Post-doctoral Research Fellow in Drama at the School of Drama, Film and Music, Trinity College, Dublin.

Queer Notions New Plays and Performances from Ireland

Walsh Fintan
Innbundet / 2010 / Engelsk
Walsh Fintan
Innbundet / 2010 / Engelsk
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'This is a very exciting collection which will make a vital contribution to literature on Irish theatre and drama studies. It will also greatly help in documenting the rich, challenging and vibrant nature of LGBTQ culture in Ireland. Perhaps most importantly, it should provoke and entertain a wide audience.' Ivana Bacik, Senator and Reid Professor of Law, Trinity College, Dublin.

This collection is a record of some of the most important performative ideas and embodied interventions that have shaped queer culture and theatre and performance practice in Ireland in recent times, principally in the years following the decriminalization of homosexuality in 1993, up to and including the present. The anthology includes plays, experimental performance documentation, and a visual essay that reveal the impassioned creativity that illuminates and invigorates the margins of culture.
Les mer
Queer Notions is a seminal anthology of new plays and performance documentation from Ireland.
Introduction: The Flaming Archive by Fintan Walsh The Queen & Peacock (2000) by Loughlin Deegan Passage (2001) by Deirdre Kinahan A Cure for Homosexuality (2005) by Neil Watkins The Drowning Room (2006) by Verity-Alicia Mavenawitz Danny and Chantelle (Still Here) (2006) by Phillip McMahon The Ecstasy of Tomorrow (Visual Essay, 1987-2010), by Niall Sweeney Victor and Gord, Ali and Michael (2009) by A'na McKevitt, with cast A Woman in Progress (2009) by Panti
Les mer

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'This is a very exciting collection which will make a vital contribution to literature on Irish theatre and drama studies. It will also greatly help in documenting the rich, challenging and vibrant nature of LGBTQ culture in Ireland. Perhaps most importantly, it should provoke and entertain a wide audience.' Ivana Bacik, Senator and Reid Professor of Law, Trinity College, Dublin.

This collection is a record of some of the most important performative ideas and embodied interventions that have shaped queer culture and theatre and performance practice in Ireland in recent times, principally in the years following the decriminalization of homosexuality in 1993, up to and including the present. The anthology includes plays, experimental performance documentation, and a visual essay that reveal the impassioned creativity that illuminates and invigorates the margins of culture.
Les mer
Queer Notions is a seminal anthology of new plays and performance documentation from Ireland.
Introduction: The Flaming Archive by Fintan Walsh The Queen & Peacock (2000) by Loughlin Deegan Passage (2001) by Deirdre Kinahan A Cure for Homosexuality (2005) by Neil Watkins The Drowning Room (2006) by Verity-Alicia Mavenawitz Danny and Chantelle (Still Here) (2006) by Phillip McMahon The Ecstasy of Tomorrow (Visual Essay, 1987-2010), by Niall Sweeney Victor and Gord, Ali and Michael (2009) by A'na McKevitt, with cast A Woman in Progress (2009) by Panti
Les mer

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781859184691
Publisert
2010-11-01
Utgiver
Vendor
Cork University Press
Høyde
234 mm
Bredde
156 mm
Aldersnivå
G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Innbundet
Antall sider
276

Redaktør
Walsh Fintan
Foreword by
McGuinness Frank

Biographical note

Fintan Walsh is IRCHSS Government of Ireland Post-doctoral Research Fellow in Drama at the School of Drama, Film and Music, Trinity College, Dublin.

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