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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Rebellious Bodies and Radical Acts: Deaf and Disabled Artists Raise the Curtain on Cripping the Stage. Book.

Paperback. Condición: New. A revolutionary anthology of essays and dramatic works by contemporary Disabled theatre artistsRebellious Bodies and Radical Acts brings together some of the most innovative minds working in the realm of Disability theatre today. Through essays, poetry, interviews, and critique, these artists pull back the curtain on the creative process, revealing how they engage in the practice of performance. As Disabled people, their bodies and abilities defy the status quo, lending their exploration of this embodied artform an essential and overlooked perspective.Each writer brings their expertise as an artist to the task of defining what is most urgent, compelling, and relevant in the ongoing evolution of their artform. The centrepiece of this book is the complete text of Alex Bulmer's Perceptual Archaeology (or How to Travel Blind), a richly layered exploration of her experiences travelling across differing geographies and unexpected emotional terrain. Other writers share excerpts of their work, including Niall McNeil's Beauty and the Beast: My Life, Debbie Patterson's How It Ends, Audrey-Anne Bouchard's Camille, and more.These bold artists are pressing in from the margins, demanding a new era in the creation of live performance: one that engages a broader scope of lived experience, one that embraces Disability as opportunity, and one that welcomes the adventure of travelling in the unfamiliar.Available in accessible digital formats.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A revolutionary anthology of essays and dramatic works by contemporary Disabled theatre artistsRebellious Bodies and Radical Acts brings together some of the most innovative minds working in the realm of Disability theatre today. Through essays, poetry, interviews, and critique, these artists pull back the curtain on the creative process, revealing how they engage in the practice of performance. As Disabled people, their bodies and abilities defy the status quo, lending their exploration of this embodied artform an essential and overlooked perspective.Each writer brings their expertise as an artist to the task of defining what is most urgent, compelling, and relevant in the ongoing evolution of their artform. The centrepiece of this book is the complete text of Alex Bulmer's Perceptual Archaeology (or How to Travel Blind), a richly layered exploration of her experiences travelling across differing geographies and unexpected emotional terrain. Other writers share excerpts of their work, including Niall McNeil's Beauty and the Beast: My Life, Debbie Patterson's How It Ends, Audrey-Anne Bouchard's Camille, and more.These bold artists are pressing in from the margins, demanding a new era in the creation of live performance: one that engages a broader scope of lived experience, one that embraces Disability as opportunity, and one that welcomes the adventure of travelling in the unfamiliar.Available in accessible digital formats. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. A revolutionary anthology of essays and dramatic works by contemporary Disabled theatre artistsRebellious Bodies and Radical Acts brings together some of the most innovative minds working in the realm of Disability theatre today. Through essays, poetry, interviews, and critique, these artists pull back the curtain on the creative process, revealing how they engage in the practice of performance. As Disabled people, their bodies and abilities defy the status quo, lending their exploration of this embodied artform an essential and overlooked perspective.Each writer brings their expertise as an artist to the task of defining what is most urgent, compelling, and relevant in the ongoing evolution of their artform. The centrepiece of this book is the complete text of Alex Bulmer's Perceptual Archaeology (or How to Travel Blind), a richly layered exploration of her experiences travelling across differing geographies and unexpected emotional terrain. Other writers share excerpts of their work, including Niall McNeil's Beauty and the Beast: My Life, Debbie Patterson's How It Ends, Audrey-Anne Bouchard's Camille, and more.These bold artists are pressing in from the margins, demanding a new era in the creation of live performance: one that engages a broader scope of lived experience, one that embraces Disability as opportunity, and one that welcomes the adventure of travelling in the unfamiliar.Available in accessible digital formats.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 240 pages. 8.50x5.50x8.50 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A revolutionary anthology of essays and dramatic works by contemporary Disabled theatre artistsRebellious Bodies and Radical Acts brings together some of the most innovative minds working in the realm of Disability theatre today. Through essays, poetry, interviews, and critique, these artists pull back the curtain on the creative process, revealing how they engage in the practice of performance. As Disabled people, their bodies and abilities defy the status quo, lending their exploration of this embodied artform an essential and overlooked perspective.Each writer brings their expertise as an artist to the task of defining what is most urgent, compelling, and relevant in the ongoing evolution of their artform. The centrepiece of this book is the complete text of Alex Bulmer's Perceptual Archaeology (or How to Travel Blind), a richly layered exploration of her experiences travelling across differing geographies and unexpected emotional terrain. Other writers share excerpts of their work, including Niall McNeil's Beauty and the Beast: My Life, Debbie Patterson's How It Ends, Audrey-Anne Bouchard's Camille, and more.These bold artists are pressing in from the margins, demanding a new era in the creation of live performance: one that engages a broader scope of lived experience, one that embraces Disability as opportunity, and one that welcomes the adventure of travelling in the unfamiliar.Available in accessible digital formats. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. A revolutionary anthology of essays and dramatic works by contemporary Disabled theatre artistsRebellious Bodies and Radical Acts brings together some of the most innovative minds working in the realm of Disability theatre today. Through essays, poetry, interviews, and critique, these artists pull back the curtain on the creative process, revealing how they engage in the practice of performance. As Disabled people, their bodies and abilities defy the status quo, lending their exploration of this embodied artform an essential and overlooked perspective.Each writer brings their expertise as an artist to the task of defining what is most urgent, compelling, and relevant in the ongoing evolution of their artform. The centrepiece of this book is the complete text of Alex Bulmer's Perceptual Archaeology (or How to Travel Blind), a richly layered exploration of her experiences travelling across differing geographies and unexpected emotional terrain. Other writers share excerpts of their work, including Niall McNeil's Beauty and the Beast: My Life, Debbie Patterson's How It Ends, Audrey-Anne Bouchard's Camille, and more.These bold artists are pressing in from the margins, demanding a new era in the creation of live performance: one that engages a broader scope of lived experience, one that embraces Disability as opportunity, and one that welcomes the adventure of travelling in the unfamiliar.Available in accessible digital formats.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A revolutionary anthology of essays and dramatic works by contemporary Disabled theatre artistsRebellious Bodies and Radical Acts brings together some of the most innovative minds working in the realm of Disability theatre today. Through essays, poetry, interviews, and critique, these artists pull back the curtain on the creative process, revealing how they engage in the practice of performance. As Disabled people, their bodies and abilities defy the status quo, lending their exploration of this embodied artform an essential and overlooked perspective.Each writer brings their expertise as an artist to the task of defining what is most urgent, compelling, and relevant in the ongoing evolution of their artform. The centrepiece of this book is the complete text of Alex Bulmer's Perceptual Archaeology (or How to Travel Blind), a richly layered exploration of her experiences travelling across differing geographies and unexpected emotional terrain. Other writers share excerpts of their work, including Niall McNeil's Beauty and the Beast: My Life, Debbie Patterson's How It Ends, Audrey-Anne Bouchard's Camille, and more.These bold artists are pressing in from the margins, demanding a new era in the creation of live performance: one that engages a broader scope of lived experience, one that embraces Disability as opportunity, and one that welcomes the adventure of travelling in the unfamiliar.Available in accessible digital formats. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A revolutionary anthology of essays and dramatic works by contemporary Disabled theatre artistsRebellious Bodies and Radical Acts brings together some of the most innovative minds working in the realm of Disability theatre today. Through essays, poetry, interviews, and critique, these artists pull back the curtain on the creative process, revealing how they engage in the practice of performance. As Disabled people, their bodies and abilities defy the status quo, lending their exploration of this embodied artform an essential and overlooked perspective.Each writer brings their expertise as an artist to the task of defining what is most urgent, compelling, and relevant in the ongoing evolution of their artform. The centrepiece of this book is the complete text of Alex Bulmer's Perceptual Archaeology (or How to Travel Blind), a richly layered exploration of her experiences travelling across differing geographies and unexpected emotional terrain. Other writers share excerpts of their work, including Niall McNeil's Beauty and the Beast: My Life, Debbie Patterson's How It Ends, Audrey-Anne Bouchard's Camille, and more.These bold artists are pressing in from the margins, demanding a new era in the creation of live performance: one that engages a broader scope of lived experience, one that embraces Disability as opportunity, and one that welcomes the adventure of travelling in the unfamiliar.Available in accessible digital formats.

Hardcover. Condición: As New. Alex Ross Ilustrador. Green Ronin Publishing DC Adventures (Green Ronin Publishing) Universe (EX/NM) Manufacturer: Green Ronin Publishing Product Line: DC Adventures (Green Ronin Publishing) Type: Hardcover Code: GRR5004 Copyright Date: 2013 Page Count: 224 Please review the condition and any condition notes for the exact condition of this item. All pictures are stock photos. The condition of the item you will receive is EX/NM. Our grading system is explained in the terms of sale section of our bookseller page. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Product Description: The DC Universe is yours to play in! The fourth and final book of the DC Adventures superhero roleplaying game gives you an entire universe to explore. DC Adventures: Universe is a comprehensive guide to the ultimate superhero setting, taking you on a journey from the famous cities and hidden places of Earth to out amongst the stars and even to parallel realities and "elseworlds." In its pages you will find: History! From the dawn of time to the present day, including famous historic DC characters like Arion, Lord of Atlantis, the Enemy Ace, and Sgt. Rock. Locations! From Gotham and Metropolis to Atlantis and Gorilla City, exploring every part of the modern day world of the DC Comics. Characters! DC Adventures write-ups of over two hundred additional characters, including the New Gods, Batman Beyond, the Time Trapper, and the Amazing Zoo Crew! Space! Out beyond the Earth to distant worlds with the Lantern Corps, to the Vega System of the Omega Men, and the realms of the Khunds and the Dominators. Time! Into the future, from the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st century to the Justice Legions of the year One Million to the Vanishing Point at the end of time itself! .And Beyond! Across the Bleed to alternate Earths, the higher planes of the Fifth Dimension, the realms of the Endless, and the gates of Heaven and Hell. DC Adventures: Universe also features a foreword by comics industry living legend Marv Wolfman! Home to over 75 years of the greatest tales in comic book history, the DC Universe is now yours as a setting for endless adventures. With DC Adventures: Universe, you too can hold worlds in the palm of your hand.

Paperback. Condición: New. A revolutionary anthology of essays and dramatic works by contemporary Disabled theatre artistsRebellious Bodies and Radical Acts brings together some of the most innovative minds working in the realm of Disability theatre today. Through essays, poetry, interviews, and critique, these artists pull back the curtain on the creative process, revealing how they engage in the practice of performance. As Disabled people, their bodies and abilities defy the status quo, lending their exploration of this embodied artform an essential and overlooked perspective.Each writer brings their expertise as an artist to the task of defining what is most urgent, compelling, and relevant in the ongoing evolution of their artform. The centrepiece of this book is the complete text of Alex Bulmer's Perceptual Archaeology (or How to Travel Blind), a richly layered exploration of her experiences travelling across differing geographies and unexpected emotional terrain. Other writers share excerpts of their work, including Niall McNeil's Beauty and the Beast: My Life, Debbie Patterson's How It Ends, Audrey-Anne Bouchard's Camille, and more.These bold artists are pressing in from the margins, demanding a new era in the creation of live performance: one that engages a broader scope of lived experience, one that embraces Disability as opportunity, and one that welcomes the adventure of travelling in the unfamiliar.Available in accessible digital formats.