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Performance Studies international is committed to fostering and
sustaining dialogues and research projects amongst the global
community of performance practitioners and scholars. Aside from
our annual conference activities, which may take a particular
thematic focus, PSi seeks to support a range of research working
groups throughout the year.
Working groups focus on a specific set of concerns in performance
practice and/or theory. Their methodologies and outcomes can vary
widely from intensive seminar discussions with pre-circulated
papers, through publication or presentation projects, to open
ended practice-based explorations. Members of working groups meet
at the annual PSi conference and pursue research discussions and
projects oriented around their subject matter. They may also choose
to meet, wherever possible, at other times. Research exchanges
also take place over email throughout the year, with findings
sometimes posted on the PSi discussion list or website.
Working groups are open to all PSi members. The Chair of the working
group takes on the responsibility of co-ordinating discussion
and guiding the dynamics of the group's activities.
PSi Supports the following Working Groups:
Performance and Human Rights - Lois Weaver - loloweaver@aol.com
Music as Performance - Philip Auslander - philip.auslander@lcc.gatech.edu
Site-Specific Performance - Laurie Beth Clark - lbclark@education.wisc.edu
History in Performative Paradigms - Tracy C. Davis - tcdavis@northwestern.edu
Black Performance and Biopolitics - Tavia N'yongo - tan205@nyu.edu
Community Performance - Petra Kuppers - petra@umich.edu
Documenting Performance - Gay McAuley & Rachel Fensham -
gay.mcauley@arts.usyd.edu.au / Rachel.Fensham@arts.monash.edu.au
Performance and Philosophy - lkc202@exeter.ac.uk
To find out more about each group click on the links above or
email the chair. To participate in a group email the chair.
If you would like to chair or participate in a new working group
please contact us with your proposal at psiadmin@roehampton.ac.uk
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