Performance in a Time of Terror

Discover the profound insights of "Performance in a Time of Terror," authored by a team of scholars and published by Manchester University Press in 2011. This compelling paperback, spanning 224 pages, delves into the intricate relationship between performance art and the realities of war and terror. The book examines how various forms of performance have not only shaped the narrative of conflicts, particularly in Northern Ireland and Iraq, but have also served as a powerful medium for resistance against violence in tumultuous times. Ideal for students, educators, and anyone interested in the intersection of art and social issues, this work highlights the resilience of theatre-makers and performance activists in confronting the challenges of terror. Enhance your understanding of performance's role in contemporary society with this essential read.