NYU
in Madrid: V95.9551.002 MW 9:30 – 10:50 AM Rm. C –6/7 Segre, 8 |
Dr.
Jill Lane jill.lane@nyu.edu Assistant Professor, Spanish and Portuguese New York University |
This
course examines the relationship between performance and politics, focusing
specific cases in which theatre, performance, or public spectacle have
been used to contest or control the political arena. We focus on specific
paradigms and configurations of power throughout the 20th century to
the present—legacies of colonialism, new forms of nationalism,
dictatorship, and neoliberalism—and examine how theatre and performance
function to support or challenge those social structures. In the process,
we gain an introduction to theatre practice in Latin America and Spain,
and to the issues that inform political theatre more broadly. |
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schedule
of classes and readings 11.9 Introduction Unit 1: Introduction to Performance and Politics 13.9
NO CLASS 18.9
Performance, Politics 20.9
Augusto Boal 25.9
Augusto Boal, workshop in class Unit 2: State terror and performance 27.9
Ariel Dorfman (Chile) 2.10
CADA collective (Chile) 4.10
Diamela Eltit (Chile) 9.10
Griselda Gambaro (Argentina) 11.10
H.I.J.O.S./Grupo Arte Callejero 16.10
Yuyachkani Tuesday,
October 17 18.10
Discuss Infamante Electra Sunday
October 22 23.10
Discuss Sizwse Banzi est Mort Unit 3: Gender, Race, Nation 25.10
Teresa Ralli 30.10
Diana Raznovich 1.11 Holiday – no class 6.11 Edward J. McCaughan, “Gender, Sexuality, and Nation in the Art of Mexican Social Movements” Nepantla (pdf) 8.11
Jesusa Rodriguez 13.11
Astrid Haddad 15.11 Unit 4: globalization, neoliberalism, and performance 20.11
Zapatismo 22.11 Zapatistas, continued 27.11
Digital Zapatistas 29.11
Las Agencias 4.12
0100101110101101.org 9.12 Final take-home exam due 12.12
Final Project Due / final project presentation |
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Theatre
Spaces & Programming in Madrid
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