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This book discusses spaces of performance from formal opera houses to parks and graffiti around the world and is a companion to Theatre in Passing: A Moscow Photo-Diary. Drawing once again on Michel de Certeau’s notion of a 'second poetic geography', this new volume examines prominent theatrical destinations – New York, London, and Paris – along with others that are often overlooked, including Canada, Mexico and Turkey. In addition to indoor theatres, the book covers a variety of outdoor theatrical spaces, as well as street theatre. Like its predecessor, Theatre in Passing 2 is richly illustrated with photographs by the author and provides fascinating insights on the intersection of performing arts, visual culture and photography.



Table of Contents

Café Uncle Vanya Manhattan

Street Signs Paris

Eisenstein’s Lucky Finds

Montage of Attractions Milan

Surrogate Possessions London

Digital Berlin

Disposable Memories Helsinki

Hide and Seek Brussels

Antwerp Writing on Walls

Vancouver in Plain Air

Alberta Outdoor Challenge

Central Park Performing Nature

Aspendos Weight of History

Mexico Tender and Brutal

Jaffa Art of Seating

Umbrellas of Versailles

Paris Opera Zone of Business

Corporate Arts Toronto

Ice Theatre Ottawa

Drama Queen Montreal

LA Lights

Las Vegas Mirage

South Bank Beyond Shakespeare

Overlooked Pigalle

Vienna Noir

Blue Door Havana

Fringe Edmonton

Counting to Ten with Nabokov

Broadway Backstage

Christmas in London

Theatre in Passing 2: Searching for New Amsterdam

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      Publisher: Intellect Books
      Publication Date: 15/05/2015
      ISBN13: 9781841507439, 978-1841507439
      ISBN10: 1841507431

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      This book discusses spaces of performance from formal opera houses to parks and graffiti around the world and is a companion to Theatre in Passing: A Moscow Photo-Diary. Drawing once again on Michel de Certeau’s notion of a 'second poetic geography', this new volume examines prominent theatrical destinations – New York, London, and Paris – along with others that are often overlooked, including Canada, Mexico and Turkey. In addition to indoor theatres, the book covers a variety of outdoor theatrical spaces, as well as street theatre. Like its predecessor, Theatre in Passing 2 is richly illustrated with photographs by the author and provides fascinating insights on the intersection of performing arts, visual culture and photography.



      Table of Contents

      Café Uncle Vanya Manhattan

      Street Signs Paris

      Eisenstein’s Lucky Finds

      Montage of Attractions Milan

      Surrogate Possessions London

      Digital Berlin

      Disposable Memories Helsinki

      Hide and Seek Brussels

      Antwerp Writing on Walls

      Vancouver in Plain Air

      Alberta Outdoor Challenge

      Central Park Performing Nature

      Aspendos Weight of History

      Mexico Tender and Brutal

      Jaffa Art of Seating

      Umbrellas of Versailles

      Paris Opera Zone of Business

      Corporate Arts Toronto

      Ice Theatre Ottawa

      Drama Queen Montreal

      LA Lights

      Las Vegas Mirage

      South Bank Beyond Shakespeare

      Overlooked Pigalle

      Vienna Noir

      Blue Door Havana

      Fringe Edmonton

      Counting to Ten with Nabokov

      Broadway Backstage

      Christmas in London

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