Neoliberalism and global theatres performance permutations

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: heterotopic transgressions and interventions: the (il)liberal neoliberal / Lara D. Nielsen -- Institutional strategies. Margaret Werry: Nintendo Museum: intercultural pedagogy, neoliberal citizenship, and a theatre without actors -- Sebastian Calderón: Bentøn archaeologies of empire: colonial Hollywood and the neoliberal academy -- Eng-Beng Lim: Neoliberalism, the arts, and the global university -- David Savran: Branding the revolution: Hair redux -- Modes of Transmission. Patrick Anderson: I feel for you -- Karen Shimakawa: Staging a moving map in Byron Au Yong and Aaron Jafferis' Stuck elevator -- Patricia Ybarra: Fighting for a future in a free trade world -- Thomas F. Defrantz: Unchecked popularity: neoliberal circulations of black dance -- Formal economies. Khai Thu Nguyen: Model dissent: L'u Quang v' and the melodramatic performance of renovation in post-war Vietnam -- Michal Kobialka: Representational practices and real abstractions in early eighteenth-century London -- Margaret M. Olsen: The gift of the New Orleans Second Line -- Catherine Cole: Wole Soyinka's The beatification of area boy as neoliberal kaleidoscope -- Sites of articulation. Jon D. Rossini: Teatro visión and the limits of Chicano politics in neoliberal space -- Nitza Tenenblat: Repairing Teatro Oficina Perdiz -- Jisha Menon: Palimpsestic city: nostalgia and adaptation in neoliberal Bangalore -- Diyah Larasati: Desiring the stage: the interplay of mobility and resistance -- Afterword. May Joseph: Aquatopia: Harmattan Theatre, neoliberal provisionality, and the future of water.