Amanda Stuart Fisher
Biographic Data
| ID | 7524038 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Amanda Stuart Fisher |
| GIVEN NAMES | Amanda Stuart |
| FAMILY NAME | Fisher |
| SIGNATURE | FISHER A S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Ugly Feelings
At the height of the pandemic, the concept of care and the moral imperative to take care of one another rapidly entered public discourse. Yet while the UK government sought to assure us that we were ‘all in this together’, a very different picture soon emerged as a lack of protective personal equipment meant that NHS staff found themselves at a greater risk of dying of Covid-19. This risk was also disproportionately distributed as many Black and …
Trauma, Authenticity and the Limits of Verbatim
In his short essay to accompany the publication of Robin Soans's verbatim play Talking to Terrorists, David Hare describes the resurgence of verbatim – or to use Hare's terminology – ‘factual’ thea...
Introduction to Rustom Bharucha's keynote lecture
Keywords: applied theatrespectatorshipcommunitypost-genocide theatreprison theatrebeauty Notes 1. In this essay I draw on the original text of 'The Emancipated Spectator' which was first delivered as a lecture in English by Jacques Rancière at the opening of the Fifth International Summer Academy of Arts in Frankfurt on 20 August 2004. A more recent and finely honed translation of the lecture by Gregory Elliott has now been published (Rancière 20…
Theatre Applications
The three papers and the pictorial essay that follow Rustom Bharucha's keynote published here all originated at Theatre Applications (Central School of Speech and Drama, London, April 2010). One th
Developing an ethics of practice in applied theatre
The Playwright in Residence
What are the ways that collective storytelling becomes a community-forming activity, where individual and communal identity is negotiated and explored? What are the interactive exchanges between the storyteller and community
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The Playwright in Residence
What are the ways that collective storytelling becomes a community-forming activity, where individual and communal identity is negotiated and explored? What are the interactive exchanges between the storyteller and community
Developing an ethics of practice in applied theatre
Trauma, Authenticity and the Limits of Verbatim
In his short essay to accompany the publication of Robin Soans's verbatim play Talking to Terrorists, David Hare describes the resurgence of verbatim – or to use Hare's terminology – ‘factual’ thea...
Introduction to Rustom Bharucha's keynote lecture
Keywords: applied theatrespectatorshipcommunitypost-genocide theatreprison theatrebeauty Notes 1. In this essay I draw on the original text of 'The Emancipated Spectator' which was first delivered as a lecture in English by Jacques Rancière at the opening of the Fifth International Summer Academy of Arts in Frankfurt on 20 August 2004. A more recent and finely honed translation of the lecture by Gregory Elliott has now been published (Rancière 20…
Theatre Applications
The three papers and the pictorial essay that follow Rustom Bharucha's keynote published here all originated at Theatre Applications (Central School of Speech and Drama, London, April 2010). One th
Ugly Feelings
At the height of the pandemic, the concept of care and the moral imperative to take care of one another rapidly entered public discourse. Yet while the UK government sought to assure us that we were ‘all in this together’, a very different picture soon emerged as a lack of protective personal equipment meant that NHS staff found themselves at a greater risk of dying of Covid-19. This risk was also disproportionately distributed as many Black and …
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