The impact that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and plus (LGBTQ+) artists have had on the evolution of theater cannot be understated. Their works, often reflecting their own experiences...
Queer performance and ritual practices have become increasingly popular in recent years as a way for individuals to explore their identities, build community, and create meaningful connections with...
Dramaturgy is an important artistic technique that involves analyzing the various elements of a performance such as plot, characterization, setting, theme, style, etc., to create a cohesive whole....
Queer aesthetics is an approach to cultural production that draws from a wide range of sources to create new forms and experiences of representation that challenge dominant narratives about sex,...
Online platforms have changed the way people access and interact with cultural products, especially those related to gender and sexual minorities. Social networks are now an essential channel for...
The study of queer performance has gained prominence in recent years due to its potential to explore new ways of being and interacting within society. Queer performance is defined as "a form of...
A person's body is more than just their physical form. It also contains elements of identity, experience, history, and meaning. Embodiment is the way one relates to their own body, while desire is an...
The metaphysical status of the queer body has been an important topic for philosophers and social scientists alike. On one hand, some argue that it represents a symbol of liberation from...
Queer identity is characterized by an awareness of one's own unique experience of gender and/or sexuality that may differ from societal norms. It can be expressed through various forms of artistic...
Queer Performance is an artistic movement that uses masking as a tool for exploring and expressing queer identities, challenging societal norms, and questioning ideas about authenticity. Masking...