病毒剧院的大流行剧本——记录COVID-19期间的德国剧院

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R. Mosse, Janina Janke, Judith König, Christian Stein, Nina Tecklenburg
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摘要

本文概述了艺术研究项目“病毒剧院”,该项目通过建立一个在线多媒体生活档案,以采访、视频纪录片、排练驻地和案例研究的方式跟踪这些发展,记录了2019冠状病毒病大流行期间剧院美学和基础设施的根本变化。通过对五个典型案例研究的调查,我们表明,在大流行期间,戏剧的工具和做法发生了重大变化,并表明这些例子属于对戏剧本身概念的重新概念化。通过创建一个在线生活档案平台,使这些和其他案例研究和大流行材料可以访问,病毒剧院有助于创造性地记录大流行文化。
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Viral Theatres’ Pandemic Playbook - Documenting German theatre during COVID-19
ABSTRACT This document offers an overview of the artistic research project Viral Theatres, which documents the radical changes in theatre aesthetics and infrastructure during the Covid-19 pandemic by building an online multimedia living archive that tracks these developments in interviews, video documentaries, rehearsal residencies, and case studies. Through a survey of five exemplary case studies we show how significantly the tools and practices of theatre have shifted during the pandemic and suggest that these examples belong to a reconceptualization of the idea of theatre per se. In creating an online Living Archive platform that makes these and other case studies and pandemic material accessible, Viral Theatres contributes to creative documentation of pandemic culture.
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International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media
International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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