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SuAndi,o material from The Live Art Archives (University of Bristol Theatre Collection) and the Black Archive and Collection (University of Central Lancashire), as well as a personal interview. SuAndi’s biography intersects with the histories of various northern England arts collectives, such as Black Arts

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Zentrale Kraftsysteme in der Ebenee of the intersectional identity (‘black woman’), material histories, and creative practices that constitute the book’s subject and scope..The titular terms ‘intersectionality’, ‘a(chǎn)rchives’, and ‘a(chǎn)esthetics’ are then articulated more fully..The concept of ‘intersectionality’—the confluence of racism

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,Tr?ger auf nachgiebiger Bettung,chelle Matherson, Sherma Springer, A-dZiko Simba, Hazel Williams, and administrator Marjorie James. In the process of telling their story, this chapter also remembers the lively wider networks of Black arts in twentieth-century Britain, including the Organisation for Black Art Advancement and Leisur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25421-9first black mime company, Black Mime Theatre (BMT), from its inception in 1984 through to its dissolution in 1998. The chapter is informed by the company’s administrative records and funders’ files, as well as an interview with BMT’s Artistic Director, Denise Wong. Production recordings and archival

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37844-1s theatre through the 1980s and 1990s, before turning its attention to the twenty-first century, where it celebrates the increased publication and staging of non-naturalistic drama..The central section focuses on popular contemporary playwright debbie tucker green, mapping her relationship with the