In this essay I analyze a countercultural resistance performance held in Santiago de Chile, in the middle of the democratic transition; Spandex, a series of eight underground festivals held in the winter of 1991 by theater-workers Daniel Palma and Andrés Pérez as a survival strategy for their own company, the Great Circus Theater. Based on the review of press archives, I expose the censorship mechanisms, emphasizing on gender and sexualities, that hang over Spandex and the transitional government program to which these mechanisms respond.Neste ensaio analiso um performance de resistência contracultural que decorreu em Santiago do Chile, no meio da transição democrática: Spandex, serie de oito festas underground organizadas, no inverno de 19...
En 1984, la ciudad de Córdoba fue sede y productora del primer Festival Latinoamericano de Teatro in...
The performance piece “Un violador en tu camino” (“A Rapist in Your Path”, also known as “The Rapist...
Since the 1970s, various groups of “oppressed” people have appropriated performance theater, a space...
En este ensayo analizo un performance de resistencia contracultural celebrado en Santiago de Chile, ...
The following article problematizes the influence of public knowledge about AIDS on Spandex’s perfor...
This article analyses the performance Un violador en tu camino created by Chilean feminist theatre c...
My proposal for the article seeks to reflect on the bonds, ruptures and fissures of the discourses o...
Universally, theatre has always served as an artistic way to explore the human conditions. Thus whe...
This essay examines three counter-cultural-oppositional movements that captivated a wide swath of yo...
The article analizes the theater season Nuestro Teatro (NT) that took place in Picadero Theater in B...
This essay reviews a set of contemporary experiences of sex-political organization in the history of...
The following article talks about how the formation of a group of artists that were part of the so-c...
Este artículo muestra cómo varios artistas hicieron una transición del apagón cultural a finales de ...
The student revolt that erupted in Chile during 2011 challanged the political and symbolic order und...
This paper examines the aesthetic and political mechanisms of one of the first artistic groups that ...
En 1984, la ciudad de Córdoba fue sede y productora del primer Festival Latinoamericano de Teatro in...
The performance piece “Un violador en tu camino” (“A Rapist in Your Path”, also known as “The Rapist...
Since the 1970s, various groups of “oppressed” people have appropriated performance theater, a space...
En este ensayo analizo un performance de resistencia contracultural celebrado en Santiago de Chile, ...
The following article problematizes the influence of public knowledge about AIDS on Spandex’s perfor...
This article analyses the performance Un violador en tu camino created by Chilean feminist theatre c...
My proposal for the article seeks to reflect on the bonds, ruptures and fissures of the discourses o...
Universally, theatre has always served as an artistic way to explore the human conditions. Thus whe...
This essay examines three counter-cultural-oppositional movements that captivated a wide swath of yo...
The article analizes the theater season Nuestro Teatro (NT) that took place in Picadero Theater in B...
This essay reviews a set of contemporary experiences of sex-political organization in the history of...
The following article talks about how the formation of a group of artists that were part of the so-c...
Este artículo muestra cómo varios artistas hicieron una transición del apagón cultural a finales de ...
The student revolt that erupted in Chile during 2011 challanged the political and symbolic order und...
This paper examines the aesthetic and political mechanisms of one of the first artistic groups that ...
En 1984, la ciudad de Córdoba fue sede y productora del primer Festival Latinoamericano de Teatro in...
The performance piece “Un violador en tu camino” (“A Rapist in Your Path”, also known as “The Rapist...
Since the 1970s, various groups of “oppressed” people have appropriated performance theater, a space...