Interventions: Recent Episodes

Contemporary Theatre Review

Contemporary Theatre Review is an international peer-reviewed journal that engages with the crucial issues and innovations in theatre today. As a companion to the printed journal, online Interventions offer content that adds to and complements the themes and topics of the journal.

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We invite you to go for a walk. Bow./ There’s a map, but you don’t have to follow it. Maybe you want to get lost. Stance./ If you download the mp3 file below, your walk will be joined by the voices of others: members of the Thai Boxing Fighters Academy in Bethnal Green, east London. […]

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This sonic meditation on soft approaches to performance-making positions care, compassion, and vulnerability as central to a feminist value system. It grew from a desire to perform softness and to share how diverse feminist practices that slip between cracks, exist in overlooked spaces, and articulate both women’s experiences and the feminist aims within their work. […]

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Launched on 29 April 2014, The Space was founded by Arts Council England and the BBC. As noted on its website, ‘The Space brings arts organisations, artists and technology together to make great art and reach new audiences. We do this by commissioning projects, building digital skills, and helping organisations and venues reach more people […]

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3LD Art & Technology Center, in Greenwich Street, Lower Manhattan, New York, is operated by the production company 3-Legged Dog Media + Theater Group. Founded in 1994, the company opened the 3LD Center in 2006, following the destruction of its previous base on West Broadway during the attacks of 9/11. As noted on its website, […]

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This dialogue about dialogue itself was recorded as part of the research project Performance Matters , and features filmmaker Hugo Glendinning, who collaborated with Adrian Heathfield for the Performance Matters film series Crossovers; documentary filmmaker Mike Dibb, most widely known for his groundbreaking television series with John Berger, Ways of Seeing (1972); writer Deborah Levy, […]