Decentered playwriting : alternative techniques for the stage /
"Decentered Playwriting investigates new and alternative strategies for dramatic writing that incorporate non-Western, Indigenous, and marginalized storytelling techniques and traditions while deepening a creative practice that decenters dominant dramatic methodologies. A collection of short es...
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
Routledge,
2024.
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Table of Contents:
- Forward : centering myself / David Henry Hwang
- Introduction : breaking, examining, reassembling : an introduction to decentered playwriting / Carolyn Dunn, Eric Micha Holmes, and Les Hunter
- Playwrights as architects of third space : the dramaturgy of Japanese traditional performing arts / Sarah Johnson
- The dramaturgy of nothingness / Abhishek Mujamdar
- Poetic expressions in Kanaka Maoli playwriting praxis / Tammy Haili'ōpua Baker
- On disaesthetics in hip hop dramaturgy : ruminations on thinking and doing / Wind Dell Woods
- Context/culture : understanding the complex dramaturgy of Black theatre of the 19th century / Dominic Taylor
- Decentering humans / Chantal Bilodeau
- Write where you are / Hank Willenbrink
- Techniques and strategies of vertical theatre : decentering investigative playwriting / Les Hunter
- Connecting to the past, constructing the self : ethnoautobiography in the Filipinx diaspora as a model for decolonial theatre practices / Luz Twigg
- Writing with Irene : sustaining the Fornés playwriting method / Anne Garcia-Romero & Mariló Núñez
- First people first : community-based theatre praxis in Native American/indigenous spaces / Carolyn Dunn
- Aruku Improv / Oluwatoyin Olokodana-James
- Outsider Indian : a decentered narrative on the long journey of native playwriting / Diane Glancy
- Collaborative Isaga / Butshilo Nleya and Bridget Foreman
- Unarcheology : anticolonial queer aesthetics and putting things back in the ground / Fargo Tbakhi
- Indigeneity 101 : an interview with Murielle Borst Tarrant (Kuna, Rappahannock) / Sarah dAngelo.