Theater

Papers
(The median citation count of Theater is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Panel: Sound & Color1
Interview: Are Our Deaths Worthy of Dignity?1
A Theater of the Translocal World0
Opacity in Motion0
Forum: Devised Futures0
Narrative Reinvention0
Milk of Dreams0
A Constellation of Perspectives0
Women Playwrights in the Time of Molière0
Black Theater, under Pressure0
Acting the Rehearsal0
Parafiction and the Potentiality for Unmasking Post-Truth Politics0
Social Outbreak0
Roundtable: How Does It Live On?0
Panel0
Devising a Collective Future0
Queer Theater Now0
Panel: Sound & Color0
“We Think the — Cat Got It”0
Toward a Street-Level, Postterritory Dramaturgy0
Forum0
Everything Moves0
Le Plateau à l’œuvre0
Locations and Dislocations0
Interviews: Artist Telephone0
Maximal Mac0
Herd Dramaturgies0
Institutional Dramaturgies in German and Danish Theater0
Forum0
The Absolute Future0
Dramaturgies of the Bodymind0
Noise of Time0
Life of a Dog0
Crip/Mad Archive Dances0
Reviving Jewishness0
Collective Dancing to Stay Alive0
My Mama and the Full-Scale Invasion0
Take This Cord0
Indigiqueer World Building for Theater and Beyond0
Trans Synecdoche0
Melting Pots0
Creating Vagrant Institutions for a Multiperspective World0
Introduction to Zora Howard’s The Master’s Tools0
What We Pretend to Be: A Postscript on Post-Truth and Theater0
Institutionalized Collectivity/Collectives in Institutions in Flanders and the Netherlands0
Our Year of Hamlet0
Radical Hope0
Disruptive Dramaturgies0
Crip Curation as Care0
Democracy (The Video Game)0
Queer Molière?0
Deviant Devising0
Interview: Trial and Error0
Decentering Molière?0
Seattle’s Episodic Companies of Color0
Rehearsals for an Archaeology of the Future0
Of Minds and Machines0
Queer Theater Now: A Presentation0
Interview: We Aren’t Flowers0
A World of Fury and Possibility0
How Much Can a Body Do?0
What If “MOLIÈRE” Did Not Exist?0
Your Language Is Lying to You0
Creative Company0
Queer Spaces for Freedom: Perspectives from Eastern Europe0
I Wanna Fuck like Romeo and Juliet0
Decentering Molière0
The Absolute Future0
3 Bodies0
The Body Resists the Word0
The Vienna Declaration0
Westerly Breath: An Opera Lecture Performance Concert Musical Thing In Parts0
On Queering Theater in a Time When We Do Not Have the Freedom Not To0
On René Pollesch (1962–2024)0
Sending Care from Afar0
Manifesto and Commentary0
Embody 3 Bodies0
Post-9/11 Theater and Transnational Feminism0
Emergence0
The Master’s Tools0
Interview: “To Loosen Enough Screws”0
Laughing at the Absurdity of Horrible Things0
All the Ayas0
No Soy Unicornio0
The Nosebleed0
Learning from Our Survival0
Moving Forward: A Foreword0
Play Excerpt0
Global Queer Stories on the American Stage: The Criminal Queerness Festival0
Institutional Repair: The Long Path Ahead0
Decentering Disability0
Molière and Mnouchkine0
Sound & Color0
Roundtable0
Writing after Truth (excerpts)0
Exhaustion Arroyo: Dancin’ Trees in the Ravine0
Interview: “The Stage Was Not the Problem”0
I'm Learning to Uncensor Myself0
The Trial Against Ourselves (excerpt): An Ever-Evolving Theater Text0
Roundtable: Truth and Reconciliation in a Post-Truth Era0
Do Nothing. Die Young. End the World.0
Author’s Preface to I Wanna Fuck like Romeo and Juliet0
Conversations with Students0
Stitching the Future with Clues0
The Mufti at Home0
Play, Image, and Event0
Learning Republic0
Cryptic Comic Carvings0
On the Y-Axis0
Interview: “You Can't See What a Fish Sees”0
Fuck Me0
Interview: “We Are All Unreliable Narrators”0
Fractals of the Self: A Conversation0
Democracy versus Autocracy0
Incubating Incubators0
Acts of Care0
Three Theatrical Games0
Artist's Notebook: A Truth Worth Censoring0
Author’s Preface to On the Y-Axis0
Jelinek's Noise : Pig Ballet and the Conspiracy Pandemic0
Molière in Constantinople0
Hamlet0
Molière and “Indiennes”0
Short of Lying (excerpt)0
Dancin’ through Exhaustion0
Interview: Complicating Comedy, Engineering Behavior0
What Can We Learn from Tired Institutional Bodies?0
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