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Introduction: Hearing Women’s StoriesKim Solga |
Présentation: Écouter les histoires des femmesKim Solga |
Articles
The Lesbian Rush: Making Time in The Magic HourLaine Zisman Newman |
What Zombie Feminist Bouffons Can Offer Applied Theatre: Seduction and Provocation in Death Married My DaughterYasmine Kandil and Michelle MacArthur |
“Pedant Needs More Paunch”: Reviving Robertson Davies’s Annotations from his Performance Copy of The Taming of the ShrewCathleen McKague |
“The snow is a moving shround”: Still Stands the House and Murder on the Canadian StageShelley Scott |
“That Felt Real to Me”: When Reality Theatre and Reality Television CollideKimberley McLeod |
Canadian Theatre Made of Black WomenNaila Keleta-Mae |
Forum
“It’s About Becoming”: Indigenating Research Practice at the CDTPSJill Carter |
Review of revuesLouise Forsyth |
Book Reviews / Comptes Rendus
Joslin McKinney and Scott Palmer, eds. Scenography Expanded: An Introduction to Contemporary Performance DesignClaire Carolan |
Barry Freeman. Staging Strangers: Theatre and Global EthicsEury Colin Chang |
Laura Levin and Marlis Schweitzer, eds. Performance Studies in CanadaKelsey Blair
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