Researching Popular Entertainment
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Researching Popular Entertainment
Price, Jason; Baston, Kim
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
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9781032547534
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List of figures
Acknowledgements
Notes on contributors
1. Introduction: entertainment as method
Kim Baston and Jason Price
I. ARCHIVES
2. Alternative archives in popular entertainment research: the Chinese Exclusion Act Case Files
Maria De Simone
3. Like finding a needle in a haystack: child actors and the archive
Gillian Arrighi
4. Don Juan in Montreal: investigating music in eighteenth-century pantomime
Kim Baston
5. Carry on curating: comedy at the V&A
Simon Sladen
II. TEXTS
6. In search of lost performances: the challenges of reconstructing a nineteenth-century Karagoez play
Nazli M. UEmit
7. Postcards and popular entertainment studies: resources and methods
Penny Farfan
8. Seductive texts: the uses of art as historical evidence
Jason Price
9. Reading meaning in a contested landscape: the challenges of investigating Australian bushranger re-enactments
Janys Hayes
III. BODIES
10. Seeking the ghost Clari: creative practice and virtual reality as a method for the revival of nineteenth-century performances in colonial Australia
Jane Woollard
11. Finding Likay through practice: a research-practitioner's reflection on specialising in the Thai popular form
Sukanya Sompiboon
12. Pierrots on the Prom: re-enactment, revival and in-heritage transfer in seaside performance
Tony Lidington
13. Funny then and now? Re-enacting World War II soldier sketch comedy
Tara Demmy
14. Placing yourself in performance research: a phenomenological approach to investigating stand-up comedy
Yingnan Chu
15. Lip-synching for (some) life: researching queer/camp bodies through practice-based methods
Simon Dodi
Index
Acknowledgements
Notes on contributors
1. Introduction: entertainment as method
Kim Baston and Jason Price
I. ARCHIVES
2. Alternative archives in popular entertainment research: the Chinese Exclusion Act Case Files
Maria De Simone
3. Like finding a needle in a haystack: child actors and the archive
Gillian Arrighi
4. Don Juan in Montreal: investigating music in eighteenth-century pantomime
Kim Baston
5. Carry on curating: comedy at the V&A
Simon Sladen
II. TEXTS
6. In search of lost performances: the challenges of reconstructing a nineteenth-century Karagoez play
Nazli M. UEmit
7. Postcards and popular entertainment studies: resources and methods
Penny Farfan
8. Seductive texts: the uses of art as historical evidence
Jason Price
9. Reading meaning in a contested landscape: the challenges of investigating Australian bushranger re-enactments
Janys Hayes
III. BODIES
10. Seeking the ghost Clari: creative practice and virtual reality as a method for the revival of nineteenth-century performances in colonial Australia
Jane Woollard
11. Finding Likay through practice: a research-practitioner's reflection on specialising in the Thai popular form
Sukanya Sompiboon
12. Pierrots on the Prom: re-enactment, revival and in-heritage transfer in seaside performance
Tony Lidington
13. Funny then and now? Re-enacting World War II soldier sketch comedy
Tara Demmy
14. Placing yourself in performance research: a phenomenological approach to investigating stand-up comedy
Yingnan Chu
15. Lip-synching for (some) life: researching queer/camp bodies through practice-based methods
Simon Dodi
Index
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Popular Entertainment;Theatre;Performance
List of figures
Acknowledgements
Notes on contributors
1. Introduction: entertainment as method
Kim Baston and Jason Price
I. ARCHIVES
2. Alternative archives in popular entertainment research: the Chinese Exclusion Act Case Files
Maria De Simone
3. Like finding a needle in a haystack: child actors and the archive
Gillian Arrighi
4. Don Juan in Montreal: investigating music in eighteenth-century pantomime
Kim Baston
5. Carry on curating: comedy at the V&A
Simon Sladen
II. TEXTS
6. In search of lost performances: the challenges of reconstructing a nineteenth-century Karagoez play
Nazli M. UEmit
7. Postcards and popular entertainment studies: resources and methods
Penny Farfan
8. Seductive texts: the uses of art as historical evidence
Jason Price
9. Reading meaning in a contested landscape: the challenges of investigating Australian bushranger re-enactments
Janys Hayes
III. BODIES
10. Seeking the ghost Clari: creative practice and virtual reality as a method for the revival of nineteenth-century performances in colonial Australia
Jane Woollard
11. Finding Likay through practice: a research-practitioner's reflection on specialising in the Thai popular form
Sukanya Sompiboon
12. Pierrots on the Prom: re-enactment, revival and in-heritage transfer in seaside performance
Tony Lidington
13. Funny then and now? Re-enacting World War II soldier sketch comedy
Tara Demmy
14. Placing yourself in performance research: a phenomenological approach to investigating stand-up comedy
Yingnan Chu
15. Lip-synching for (some) life: researching queer/camp bodies through practice-based methods
Simon Dodi
Index
Acknowledgements
Notes on contributors
1. Introduction: entertainment as method
Kim Baston and Jason Price
I. ARCHIVES
2. Alternative archives in popular entertainment research: the Chinese Exclusion Act Case Files
Maria De Simone
3. Like finding a needle in a haystack: child actors and the archive
Gillian Arrighi
4. Don Juan in Montreal: investigating music in eighteenth-century pantomime
Kim Baston
5. Carry on curating: comedy at the V&A
Simon Sladen
II. TEXTS
6. In search of lost performances: the challenges of reconstructing a nineteenth-century Karagoez play
Nazli M. UEmit
7. Postcards and popular entertainment studies: resources and methods
Penny Farfan
8. Seductive texts: the uses of art as historical evidence
Jason Price
9. Reading meaning in a contested landscape: the challenges of investigating Australian bushranger re-enactments
Janys Hayes
III. BODIES
10. Seeking the ghost Clari: creative practice and virtual reality as a method for the revival of nineteenth-century performances in colonial Australia
Jane Woollard
11. Finding Likay through practice: a research-practitioner's reflection on specialising in the Thai popular form
Sukanya Sompiboon
12. Pierrots on the Prom: re-enactment, revival and in-heritage transfer in seaside performance
Tony Lidington
13. Funny then and now? Re-enacting World War II soldier sketch comedy
Tara Demmy
14. Placing yourself in performance research: a phenomenological approach to investigating stand-up comedy
Yingnan Chu
15. Lip-synching for (some) life: researching queer/camp bodies through practice-based methods
Simon Dodi
Index
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