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Extended Dance Territories

Issue 29

Postmillennial Dramaturgies in Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand

Issue 28

Renegotiating the Canon: Scenes of German/ic Theatre(s)

Issue 27

On Theatre and Ecology at Critical Junctions

Issue 26

Human-Technology Interfacing in Performance

Issue 25

Aural/Oral Dramaturgies

Issue 24

Unstable Grounds: Reconfigurations of Performance and Politics

Issue 23

Theatre Criticism in the Age of Self-Isolation and Social Distancing

Issue 22

The Theatricality of Music, the Musicality of Theatre

Issue 21

Ageism and/in Theatre

Issue 20

The Art Form of Contemporary Puppetry

Issue 19

Theatre and Performing Arts in Contemporary China:

Promises and Challenges

Issue 18

Medicine and/in Theatre

Issue 17

Sound/Theatre: Sound in Performance

Issue 16

Contemporary African Drama and Theatre

Issue 15

Theatre and Statelessness in Europe

Issue 14

Global Dancescapes

Issue 13

Adaptation

Issue 12

The New Generation of Playwrights

Issue 11

Mise en scène

Issue 10

Alternative Criticism?

Blogging, Tweeting, Facebook

Issue 9

Theatre in Recession

Issue 8

The Spectator

Issue 7

Theatre and Disaster

Issue 6

Theatre and Exile

Issue 5

Censorship in Disguise

Issue 4

Symposium in Yerevan

Issue 3

Painful Memories and Artistic Identities

Issue 2

The inaugural issue

Issue 1

Baltic Theatre Seeks to Define Rather than Depict History

Baltic Theatre Seeks to Define Rather than Depict History

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