Performances of capitalism, crises and resistance : inside/outside Europe / edited by Marilena Zaroulia, Philip Hager.

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Machine generated contents note: -- Introduction: Europe, Crises, Performance / Marilena Zaroulia and Philip Hager -- PART I: RETURNS -- 1. The Weimar Republic and its Return: Unemployment, Revolution, or Europe in a State of Schuld / Giulia Palladini -- 2. Towards a Nomadology of Class Struggle: Rhythms, Spaces and Occupy London Stock Exchange / Philip Hager -- 3. Topographies of Illicit Markets: Trolleys, Rickshaws and Yiusurum / Myrto Tsilimpounidi -- PART II: PARADOXES -- 4. Performing Politics of Care: Theatrical Practices of Radical Learning as a Weapon Against the Spectre of Fatalism / Florian Thamer, Tina Turnheim (Translated from German by Martin Thomas Pesl) -- 5. Making Time: The Prefigurative Politics of Quarantine's Entitled / Cristina Delgado-Garcia -- 6. Theatrical nationhood: crisis on the national stage / Louise Owen -- 7. Staging the Others: Appearance, Visibility and Radical Border-Crossing in Athens / Aylwyn Walsh -- PART III: INTERPRETERS -- 8. The Riots: Expanding Sensible Evidence / Rachel Clements -- 9. 'We are Athens': Precarious Citizenships in Rimini Protokoll's Prometheus in Athens / Marissia Fragkou -- 10. At the Gates of Europe: Sacred Objects, Other Spaces and Performances of Dispossession / Marilena Zaroulia -- 11 Economies of Atonement in the European Museum: Repatriation and the Post-Rational / Emma Cox.

"This engaging study examines the issue of crisis in European performance since the collapse of global financial markets in 2008. The book's chapters examine diverse performances of crisis primarily in three cities with a loaded past and present for Europe, as idea and geopolitical reality: London, Athens and Berlin. Presenting a range of work - from the National Theatre's repertoire to alternative forms of theatre-making in 'other' spaces; from the Occupy LSX to cultural performance and 'invisible', quotidian performances - Performances of Capitalism, Crises and Resistance presents new approaches to performance as a form 'in crisis' and as reflecting the in-crisis permutation of the 'inside/outside' dichotomy, fundamental in the conception of Europe and the EU. In doing so, this book makes an argument for performance within and against neoliberal promises; as a monolithic factor implicated in the machinery of capitalism or multiple, emergent bodies of resistance"--