by Charlotta Becker | Jul 22, 2021 | symposium, who's talking?
Caroline Chia completed her doctorate at the Asia Institute, University of Melbourne in 2016. Feeling a strong urgency to sustain her hometown heritage of traditional Chinese puppetry in Singapore, Caroline has published several papers on the topic, and organized...
by Charlotta Becker | Jul 22, 2021 | symposium, who's talking?
René Reith works as a choreographer, performer and dance scientist in North Germany. He is holding a masterdegree in Staging of the Arts and Media from the University of Hildesheim. As a co-fonder of the artist group systemrhizoma he is working on performances in the...
by Charlotta Becker | Jul 22, 2021 | symposium, who's talking?
Robin Ruizendaal was the director of the Taiyuan Asian Puppet Theatre Museum in Taipei from 2000 to 2020, with a collection of over 10.000 Asian theatre puppets and related artifacts. He is currently working on the Asian theatre puppet research project of the Paul Lin...
by Museum | Jul 13, 2021 | process, symposium, who's talking?
Jessica Nupen is a dancer, choreographer and director based in Germany. Born in Johannesburg to anti- apartheid activist parents, Nupen’s work is heavily inspired by her South African background and she has been named one of the top 100 most influential...
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