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- ISSN: 1054-2043 (Print), 1531-4715 (Online)
- Editors: Rebecca Schneider Brown University, USA, Richard Schechner Tisch School of the Arts, New York University (Emeritus), USA, and William Huizhu Sun Shanghai Theatre Academy
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TDR is scholarly, accessible, and dynamic with a global appeal. Each article is tightly focused, but the effect of the whole is of a broad range of topics. TDR is at the cutting edge of performance studies. TDR supports progressive political and social movements and ideas. TDR is inclusive and interdisciplinary. Written by and for scholars and artists—and their students—TDR is where leaders and future leaders of performance studies go for performance texts, performative writing, editorials, reviews, and articles about the performing arts, performance in everyday life, politics, popular entertainment, business, and sports.
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