1st Edition
Dramaturgies of Interweaving Engaging Audiences in an Entangled World
PART I Sketching Designs for Unique Encounters
1 The Tjunta Trail: Cross-Cultural Dramaturgy in Australian Place-Making
Paul Carter
2 Diagrammatic Dramaturgies: Navigations between Theory, Disfiguration, and Movement
Andrej Mirčev
PART II Interlacing Archival Threads
3 No(H) To Trio A: Interweaving Dramaturgies for a Performative Exhibition of Yvonne Rainer’s Work
Nanako Nakajima
4 Performance Community in an Age of Reenactment: Takao Kawaguchi’s About Kazuo Ohno and the Conversation with Ghosts
Peter Eckersall
PART III Unraveling Productions
5 Speaking Black: Tonya Pinkins’s Mother Courage
Hana Worthen
6 Catalyst and Conduit: A Call for the Bicultural Dramaturge
Catherine Diamond
INTERLUDE
A Durus Arabij/Arabic Lessons
Michael Roes
B Arabic Lessons: Stämme/שורשים/جذور
Amos Elkana
C Heiliger Franz/St. Francis: Notes from a Playwright’s Perspective
Claudius Lünstedt
PART IV Entangling Diverse Audiences
7 Encountering a "Theater of (Inter-)Singularity": Transformations and Rejections of Shifting Institutional Dramaturgies in Contemporary German Theater
Peter M. Boenisch
8 Yael Ronen: Devising Dramaturgy for an Interwoven World
S. E. Wilmer
PART V Unfolding Alternatives
9 Alternative Dramaturgies Informed by a Deaf and Disability Perspective
Kaite O’Reilly
10 Dramaturgies of In-Betweenness: Iranian Theater and Performance Art since the 1970s
Narges Hashempour
PART VI Tailoring Textual Material
11 Learning with Broken Words: Directing Plastic Rose by Shogo Ota with Collaborative Dramaturgy
Peter Lichtenfels
12 The Emergence of Co-Dramaturgy: Arthur Miller, Satyajit Ray, and Thomas Ostermeier Encounter Ibsen
Kamaluddin Nilu
Coda: Performers and Time: The Five Stages of Waiting
David Moss
Biography
Erika Fischer-Lichte is Director of the International Research Center “Interweaving Performance Cultures” at Freie Universität Berlin.
Christel Weiler serves as Senior Adviser at the International Research Center “Interweaving Performance Cultures” at Freie Universität Berlin.
Torsten Jost is a researcher at the International Research Center “Interweaving Performance Cultures” at Freie Universität Berlin.






