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Vol. 34 No. 2 (2022): Utopia and Performance

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Cover Picture: Oratorium Dance Project, Teatr Chorea, 2011. Photo by PhotoMafia.
Guest editor: Meike Wagner

Published: 2023-12-19

Editorial

  • Utopia and Performance An Introduction

    Meike Wagner
    1-5
    • PDF

Articles thematic section

  • Speculative Geographies and the Horizons of Performance Studies

    Sean Metzger
    6-17
    • PDF
  • The Magic of Presence Moments, Memories, Methods

    Willmar Sauter
    18-28
    • PDF
  • When the Utopian Performative Encounters Beauty

    Daria Skjoldager-Nielsen
    29-41
    • PDF
  • Cause of Death: Lähiö Stereotypes, Utopias and Dystopias in Turku City Theatre’s

    Sanni Lindroos
    42-54
    • PDF
  • “Ready to fly with a lust for life” Utopian Performatives in The Cultural Schoolbag

    Ragnhild Tronstad
    55-65
    • PDF
  • Building an Ideal Theatre The Case of the Theatre NO99

    Anneli Saro
    66-78
    • PDF
  • Hen: Queer Puppet Cabaret, Utopian Perspectives for Sexual Bodies

    Antoine Hirel
    79-90
    • PDF
  • Utopian Realism The Struggle for Positive Peace in Frida Stéenhoff’s Stridbar ungdom (1907)

    Maria Mårsell
    91-102
    • PDF
  • Late Nineteenth-Century Radical Utopias in Theatre Reviews Stagings and Reception of Anne Charlotte Leffler’s Sanna kvinnor

    Birgitta Lindh Estelle
    103-117
    • PDF
  • Hamlet and Its Danish Double. The Historical Performance as Medium for a Utopian Monarchy A Crooked Mirror of the Local Political Realities

    Annelis Kuhlmann
    118-136
    • PDF

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