Communities of imagination : contemporary Southeast Asian theatres / Catherine Diamond

Englisch

Honolulu : University of Hawaiʻi Press, 2012

VII, 392 S. : Ill. ; 25 cm

Includes bibliographical references (p. 359-375) and index

978-0-8248-3584-2 hardcover : alk. paper

Mae Naak and Phra Ram : keeping company on the contemporary Thai stageStaging the doi moi generation and the treasures of Vietnamese tradition -- Looking within : the Balinese rwa bhineda and readjusting complementary opposites -- Cambodia : artistic renaissance or a new culture of dependency? -- Singapore's cosmopolitan identity and its theatrical sideshow -- Dancing with the censors : Burmese performing arts keep time -- The Philippine theatre's quest for a hero(ine) -- From Fa Ngoum to hip-hop boom : the faces of Lao performance -- Durians, diversity, and fifty years of independence : Malaysian theatre stages its multiethnic heritage.

Mae Naak and Phra Ram : keeping company on the contemporary Thai stage -- Staging the doi moi generation and the treasures of Vietnamese tradition -- Looking within : the Balinese rwa bhineda and readjusting complementary opposites -- Cambodia : artistic renaissance or a new culture of dependency? -- Singapore's cosmopolitan identity and its theatrical sideshow -- Dancing with the censors : Burmese performing arts keep time -- The Philippine theatre's quest for a hero(ine) -- From Fa Ngoum to hip-hop boom : the faces of Lao performance -- Durians, diversity, and fifty years of independence : Malaysian theatre stages its multiethnic heritage.

9780824835842

*Südostasien / Theater

*Südostasien / Theater

*Theater -- Southeast Asia ; Theater -- Southeast Asia

Klassifikation der Library of Congress: PN2860

Dewey Dezimal-Klassifikation: 792.0959;

Regensburger Verbund-Klassifikation:

Mae Naak and Phra Ram : keeping company on the contemporary Thai stage -- Staging the doi moi generation and the treasures of Vietnamese tradition -- Looking within : the Balinese rwa bhineda and readjusting complementary opposites -- Cambodia : artistic renaissance or a new culture of dependency? -- Singapore's cosmopolitan identity and its theatrical sideshow -- Dancing with the censors : Burmese performing arts keep time -- The Philippine theatre's quest for a hero(ine) -- From Fa Ngoum to hip-hop boom : the faces of Lao performance -- Durians, diversity, and fifty years of independence : Malaysian theatre stages its multiethnic heritage

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