Virtual Theatre, a cura di S. Fiorato, «Skenč. Journal of Theatre and Drama Studies», VII, 2021, 1
È on line l'ultimo numero della rivista fondata da Giorgio Avezzù, Silvia Bigliazzi e Alessandro Serpieri. La parte monografica, a cura di Sidia Fiorato, indaga la complessa relazione tra performance e digital media. Nella sezione miscellanea si segnalano i consueti studi rivolti al teatro antico. Infine sono utili le approfondite recensioni di pubblicazioni recenti.
Di seguito l'Indice del volume:
Sidia Fiorato
Introduction. Intermediality and Virtuality in Performance: A Reflection on Twenty-First Century Mediaturgy
Susan Payne
What Does Virtual Actually/Really Mean?
Avra Sidiropoulou
Permission/Seduction/Indulgence: A Theatre Director's Account of Working With Digital Media
Simona Brunetti
Connections: A Virtual Theatre Experiment in a Medieval Village
Rinde Eckert
The Virtual
Antonio Pizzo
Performing/Watching Artificial Intelligence on Stage
Miscellany
Marco Duranti
The First Greek Tragedy Printed in England: Some Textual and Typographical Notes
Roberta Zanoni
Unmotherly Love: the Medea Model in Mary Sidney's Antonius
Grazia D'Arienzo
Samuel Beckett on Italian Stages. Intermedial Performances Inspired by his Prose and Poems
Allison Middleton
‘Homer' Tackles Aeschylus: Theatrical Adaptation as Process in Anne Washburn's Mr Burns and Robert Icke's Oresteia
Special Section
Guido Avezzù
Carlo Diano, Form and Event. Principles for an Interpretation of the Greek World. Translated by Timothy C. Campbell and Lia Turtas, Introduction by Jacques Lezra, New York, Fordham University Press 2020, pp. 128
Delia Gambelli
Guido Paduano, Teatro. Personaggio e condizione umana, Roma, Carocci, 2020, pp. 209
Rossella Mazzaglia
Jacques Lecoq, The Moving Body (Le Corps Poétique). Teaching Crerative Theatre, New York, Methuen Drama, 2020 (third ed.), pp. 232
Giovanna Di Martino
The Greek Trilogy of Luis Alfaro, Edited by Rosa Andújar, London, Methuen Drama series, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2020, pp. 304