Publications
Books
Articles, Chapters, & Plays
The Anthropocene has incited apprehension, instability, and reevaluation. It has affected every aspect of human endeavor: the social, cultural, economic, political, and personal. It has re-drawn boundaries and definitions of ethnicity, nationality, race, gender, religious belief, time, space, fiction, and reality. We are acutely aware of the biological-technological-geological co-evolution that is swirling around us. We pay closer, better attention to the interdependence of human and nonhuman landscapes and beings, aware and attuned to multi-species entanglements and complexity that pulsates around us. We are awake and anxious about the fragility of our moment, which sits on a precipice poised to slip into a cascade of unimaginable ruination.
“He asks them to search in themselves, their experiences and memories and asks them to tell him about them. The appropriate revelations are then used where necessary being worked into the structure of the play ... Judging by what we were shown it is not very difficult to make him an equal with a master.”
Book Reviews
Honouring the Strength of Indian Women: Plays, Stories, Poetry, By Vera Manuel (Kulilu Patki). American Indian Culture and Research Journal
African Theatre 14: contemporary women. eds. by Jane Plastow and Yvette Hutchison. Africa: The Journal of the International African Institute,
Pina Bausch, By Royd Climenhaga. Theatre Journal
War Cries, Diane Glancy. American Indian Culture and Research Journal
Devising In Process, Edited by Alex Mermikides and Jackie Smart. Theatre Journal
African Theatre in Performance: A Festchrift in Honor of Martin Banham, Edited by Dele Layiwola. Africa: The Journal of the International African Institute