Post-Truth?
NOW OUT!
Special issue of Canadian Theatre Review
Edited by Barry Freeman and Matt Jones
Alternative facts? Fake news? Barry Freeman and Matt Jones sort out how theatre and performance in Canada are reckoning
with renewed cultural interest in how we parse fact from fiction
https://ctr-utpjournals-press.myaccess.library.utoronto.ca/toc/ctr/175
Published online: June 30, 2018
175, pp. 5–7
Good Fences’s Scripted Truths: Cultivating Dialogue in Post-Real Times
175, pp. 8–12
“Nature Exposed to Our Line of Questioning”: Tomorrow’s Child as Quantum Theatre
175, pp. 13–18
Apocalypse Masque: Post-Electric Theatricality in Mr. Burns
175, pp. 19–24
Is This Still That? Comedy in the Age of Post-Truth
175, pp. 25–28
175, pp. 29–34
Violence, Speech, and Reality: The Case of Cinq Visages pour Camille Brunelle
175, pp. 35–40
Mobilizing a Slow Theatre Movement through an Atypique. Artist Perspective
175, pp. 41–46
175, pp. 47–51
Forced Entertainment? Gamified Surveillance in Theatre Conspiracy’s Foreign Radical
175, pp. 52–56
Script
Tim Carlson, Jeremy Waller, David Mesiha, Kathleen Flaherty, Milton Lim, Aryo Khakpour, Florence Barrett, Cande Andrade
175, pp. 57–70
Online Feature
4'33 in Baghdad
Nicolas Royer-Artuso and Ülfet Sevdi
Pictures and visual editing by Mustafa Hacalaki
