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Cyberculture

A Dance that Draws you to the Edge of your Seat: Acting and Disability Faced with Technology

Juil18- face aux écrans Tony McCaffrey “Sarah Mainwaring’s palsy turns the task of clipping a microphone into its stand into a dance that draws you to the edge of your seat.”  This is how the reviewer for theSydney Morning Herald described the tremulous and fragile gestures of a performer with cerebral palsy, who laboriously, in fits and […]

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Cyberculture

Moi qui parle à moi-même dans le numérique. Auditory Alienation and Liberation for the Intermedial Performer

Sebastian Samur & Richard Windeyer To what extent does vocal modulation both alienate and liberate performers on the intermedial stage? Philip Auslander and Matthew Causey, among a growing number of contemporary theoreticians, have pointed to the « otherness » and « uncanny » experiences of both performers and spectators when confronted with digital doubles. How have artists working with […]

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Cyberthéorie

Body As Medium. Between Theory and Technology of Theater

Dorota Sajewska and Dorota Sosnowska We will present the theoretical approach to the problems of body and technology in stage performance. The starting point will be the status of the categories such as presence, ephemerality, immediacy of the (theatre) performance radically undermined in the texts of performance studies scholars such as Rebecca Schneider, Amelia Jones […]

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