"PostHeimat" inquiries into migration, theatre, and networked solidarity Ruba Totah, Jonas Tinius (eds.)

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Totah, Ruba, editor.

Tinius, Jonas, editor.

Series:

Theater (Transcript (Firm)) ; Bd. 147.

Theatre studies 2747-3198 147

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Heimat (Motion picture).

Immigrants in the performing arts--Germany.

Immigrants in the performing arts.

Theater and society--Germany.

Theater and society.

Multiculturalism in the theater--Germany.

Multiculturalism in the theater.

Physical Description:

1 online resource

Place of Publication:

Bielefeld transcript [2025]

Summary:

Over the last decade, the role of diversity, migration, and representation in the German cultural sector has drastically changed.The PostHeimat network a three-year experiment in networked solidarity between major German public theatres, migrant actors, directors, and researchers grappled with how to think about home after migration.

"A document and a proposal for how to think about theatre and Heimat after migration based on contributions by artists, scholars, and activists"-- De Gruyter Brill

Contents:

The RUHRORTER group

Open Border Ensemble / Krystel Khoury

Collective ma'louba (founded 2017)

Eine beschreibung von HAJUSOM – zentrum für transnationale künste, des ensembles „Hajusom“ und der geschichte mit PostHeimat

Das exil ensemble am maxim gorki theater / Ludwig Haugk

Boat people project

Cultural policy working group / Özlem Canyürek, on behalf of the Cultural Policy Working Group

Research working group

Hardcore confrontations / Nora Amin

Encounter#2 / Golschan Ahmad Haschemi

Between Sprachlosigkeit and constant screaming : some thoughts on working post Heimat / Johanna-Yasirr(zz)a Kluhs

A reflection / Kenda Hmeidan

Colonial neighbours – on how to boil rice with a pot full of air/on the wickedness of imagination / Lynhan Balatbat-Helbock

A conversation with Azadeh Sharifi by Ruba Totah and Jonas Tinius

Transnational theatre encounters : reflections on mediation and power / Ruba Totah

A theatre practice-based exercise in doing and undoing diversity : the open border ensemble (2017–2020) experiment at the Münchner Kammerspiele / Krystel Khoury

Thinking diversity anew for equal rights in performing arts / Özlem Canyürek

(En)countering the future : notes on intersectional-diverse dramaturgical approaches / Christopher-Fares Köhler

Language between world theatre and theatre in exile : from the impossible collective understanding to the possible collective imagination / Rana Yazaji

Das post-heimat-netzwerk als contact zone / Nora Haakh

Witnessing a new stage in german theatre / Julia Grime

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references

Online resource; title from PDF title page (De Gruyter Brill, viewed October 12, 2025)

Other Format:

Print version "PostHeimat"

ISBN:

3839462517

9783839462515

OCLC:

1525622296

Access Restriction:

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