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LANCE GHARAVI
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Associate Professor, Assistant Director of Theatre, and Chair of the MA in Theatre program, Lance Gharavi is an artist and scholar whose work has appeared in books and journals, on stages and screens throughout the US and abroad. An early pioneer in the field of digital performance, he was one of the co-founders of the Institute for the Exploration of Virtual Realities (i.e. VR). He is the author of Western Esotericism in Russian Silver Age Drama: Aleksandr Blok's The Rose and the Cross. Gharavi's work focuses on the many intersections of performance, technology, science and religion. His scholarship in these areas been published in seven countries, on four continents and translated into three foreign languages. His work has appeared in journals including Theatre Topics, Modern Drama, Text and Performance Quarterly, The Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism, PAJ and Esoterica. Recent works include a series of performances in Matei Visniec's two-man show, Pockets Full of Bread, at the Romanian National Theatre in Cluj-Napoca and at the Sibiu International Festival in Sibiu, Romania. His most recent book is an anthology of essays entitled "Religion, Theatre, and Performance: Acts of Faith" (Routledge 2012).
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Im/Ur
Im/Ur
Synopsis:
a theater piece that is designed to break barriers in art and technology. It simultaneously draws on ancient oral texts and the internet, as a metaphorical referece to the modern condition. Its theme is isolation, and our intent is to remove the barrier between subject and object. It is, in essence, a love story, told through stereoscopic screens, virtual reality, floor sensors, and other new media technologies.
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written by Chris Danowski And Lance Gharavi
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2002
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60 minutes, Fully mediatized performance piece One act
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Male: 1 Female: 1 Other: -
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