Humanitarian Performance and the Asian Tsunami

Author:

Thompson James1

Affiliation:

1. James Thompson is Professor of Applied and Social Theatre at the University of Manchester. He is currently the director of In Place of War—a research and practice-based project exploring performance in war zones. He is author of a number of books including most recently Performance Affects (Palgrave, 2009) and with colleagues Performance in Place of War (Seagull, 2009). He has run performance projects with refugee communities in the UK as well as working in eastern DR Congo, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka.

Abstract

The Asian tsunami killed approximately 225,000 people and led to an unprecedented humanitarian response, but who received the aid and how the story was told owed as much to pressures of performance as to the duty of care. How and why do certain disasters take the limelight to the detriment of others?

Publisher

MIT Press - Journals

Subject

Literature and Literary Theory,Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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