Performance and cosmopolitics : cross-cultural transactions in Australasia

Helen Gilbert · Jacqueline Lo

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Theatre and Performance Studies Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Arts and Performance Studies

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Acknowledgements Introduction: Performing Cosmopolitics (Anti)Cosmopolitan Encounters Indigenizing Australian Theatre Asianizing Australian Theatre Marketing Difference at the Adelaide Festival Crossing Cultures: Case Studies Asian Australian Hybrid Praxis Performance and Asylum: Ethics, Embodiment, Efficacy Conclusion: Cosmopolitics in the New Millennium Bibliography Index

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