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| Judith Butler believes it is a “stylized repetition of acts.” |
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| This type of art rejects unity, structure, and harmony. |
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| This queer performer always gets naked during his shows. |
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| Tim Miller – because there is a prevalent notion that the male, gay body is corrupt with AIDS. |
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| To perform here, you must 1. Identify as a woman, 2. show up |
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| She learned how to be a sanitation worker in order to make a dance with and about them. |
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| Allison Orr (or Forklift Danceworks) |
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| Boys in the Band and Last Summer at Bluefish Cove were written after this historic event |
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| Richard Schechner says it is “twice-behaved behavior” |
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| Interviews and performs multiple characters in Twilight: Los Angeles 1992 |
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| In this type of theatre, the story is seen through the character’s warped perception of the world |
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| Interviews, trial transcripts, or news reports are often used in this type of performance |
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1. Floor plans
2. Renderings
3. Model |
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| He is Merce Cunningham’s artistic collaborator who wrote 4.5 Minutes of Silence |
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| Example of Dada form: Butterfly lamp, Towel Visine, Telephone |
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| This play’s dialogue contains hidden innuendos that gay audience members would understand in the 1950’s and 60’s. |
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| Farmworkers were the intended audience for this theatre group in the 1960’s |
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| Believes that dance is people moving, and does not “mean” anything in particular |
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| Wrote and performed Menopausal Gentleman and founded WOW Café |
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| In the early 20th century, this was often used as a titillating way to drive the plot |
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| This play was based on the Sleepy Lagoon murder trials of the 1940’s |
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| Zoot Suit by Luis Valdez; used living newspaper techniques |
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| A dramatic form that is: Short, created collectively, focused on social action |
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| This movement wanted to burn libraries and museums |
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| This type of theatre is cheap to produce and often autobiographical |
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