Site-Specific Shakespeare | 2.23 MB
Title: Site-Specific Shakespeare
Author: Benjamin Blyth
Category: Fiction & Literature, Literary Theory & Criticism, Drama History & Criticism
Language: English | 112 Pages | ISBN: 9781009617390
Description:
From ruined convents to rooftop gardens, parking lots to Zoom calls, theatre practitioners around the world are staging Shakespeare in a variety of unconventional and unexpected spaces. Drawing on practitioner interviews, case studies, and ten years of personal experience, this Element argues site-specific theatre-makers leverage 'tactical intelligence' in Shakespeare performance: a capacity for theatrical meaning-making through creative responses to spatial constraints, rather than strategic control. Organised around a heuristic of five types of 'site'- Revenant, Found, Shifting, Green, and Viral - with a conclusion that examines the challenges facing 'Future Sites' - the Element reveals a 'Guerrilla Shakespeare' in global site-specific performance. This is Shakespeare with a 'punk', 'pirate', 'bodega' spirit, where economic precarity is met with creative freedom and institutional barriers yield to democratic accessibility.
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