Global and International Theatre and Performance.

Public theatre and the enslaved people of Colonial Saint-Domingue by: (Electronic resources)

African battle traditions of insult = verbal arts, song-poetry, and performance / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare and community performance by: (Electronic resources)

Actor-network dramaturgies = the Argentines of Paris / by: (Electronic resources)

Losing it = staging the cultural conundrum of dementia and decline in American theatre / by: (Electronic resources)

Failure, fascism, and teachers in American theatre = pedagogy of the oppressors / by: (Electronic resources)

British and American musical theatre exchanges in the West end (1924-1970) = the "Americanization" of Drury Lane / by: (Electronic resources)

Dramaturgies of war = institutional dramaturgy, politics, and conflict in 20th-century Germany / by: (Electronic resources)

Multilingual dramaturgies = towards new European theatre / by: (Electronic resources)

Irish Repertory Theatre = celebrating thirty-five years off-Broadway / by: (Electronic resources)

Contemporary Irish theatre = histories and theories / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare's original stage conditions and their afterlives across the globe = from the wooden O to the yards of Seoul / by: (Electronic resources)

First Nations Australian theatre for health equity = healing stories / by: (Electronic resources)

Theatre and global development = performing partnerships / by: (Electronic resources)