Theatre

Beware the disease of influenza
An anonymous Javanese text written in response to the flu epidemic of 1918-19, offers its audiences eerily familiar lessons for surviving a pandemic
Seni pertunjukan dan pandemi
Dalam edisi ini, penulis-penulis kami merinci dampak pandemi yang menghancurkan pada sektor seni pertunjukan Indonesia, tetapi juga semangat ketahanan yang mendorong para seniman ini untuk terus maju.
Wayangan dalam bayang-bayang COVID-19
Seniman dan penonton pertunjukan wayang kulit purwa di Jakarta beradaptasi menghadapi kesulitan di tengah pandemi COVID-19
Teater di masa COVID 19
Keterbatasan telah lama menentukan teater modern Indonesia, sehingga pandemi tidak dapat menghentikan kemajuan
Essay: Don’t forget to wash up
Locked out of live theatre, Dina spent time pondering the meaning of physical space, enjoying rest time and helping others stay safe
Theatre in the time of COVID 19
Limitations have long defined Indonesia’s modern theatre, so the pandemic could not stop progress
‘We take care of our own’
COVID-19 has amplified existing societal fissures and exposed the alarming fragility of the lives of Indonesian transwomen who work as drag performers
The performing arts and the pandemic
In this edition our contributors detail the devastating impact of the pandemic on Indonesia's performing arts sector, but also the spirit of resilience driving these artists on
Puppetry in the shadow of COVID-19
Javanese shadow puppet performance artists and audiences in Jakarta adapt to the hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic
Esei: Jangan lupa cuci piring
Terkunci dari teater langsung, Dina menghabiskan waktu merenungkan arti ruang fisik, menikmati waktu istirahat, dan membantu orang lain tetap aman
Radical theatre of the difabled
Drawing upon the Theatre of the Oppressed, villagers with disabilities have an opportunity to express themselves
Essay: Masked but not hidden
A small museum in Java is preserving a storytelling tradition, and the thoughts and feelings behind it
Sacred Sita
Tradition and innovation in an OzAsia collaboration  
OzAsia and beyond
OzAsia festival illuminates the world of Indonesian performance and its social concerns 
Connecting with tradition
A nearly extinct rural Sundanese art form is being revived in an urban setting

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