Spectatorship in the Creation Process

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Title:	Spectatorship in the Creation Process
Authors:	PEETERS, Jeroen
Advisors:	Ionescu, Vlad Sels, Nadia
Issue Date:	2024
Publisher:	Damaged Goods
Source:	De Meester, Julie; Kaminski, Astrid; Versteele, Jeroen (Ed.). Let's Not Get Used to This Place. Meg Stuart / Damaged Goods, Damaged Goods, p. 340 -349
Abstract:	Watching and being watched is a delicate part of the rehearsal process, as the gaze of choreographer, dramaturge, and other collaborators shapes the work to come. These complex dynamics support the process by giving attention and offering resistance. Jeroen Peeters explores these matters by discussing the creation process of 'Hunter' (2014) by Meg Stuart and Damaged Goods from a dramaturgical point of view.
Keywords:	Dance;dramaturgy;spectatorship
Document URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1942/44704
ISBN:	978-2-960320-71-8
Category:	B2
Type:	Book Section
Appears in Collections:	Research publications

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