SPA 217
Theatre of Americas since 1960 · 3 credits · Fall 2026
About this course
This course is an introduction to theatre, performance art, and cultural politics in the Americas since 1960. The course focuses on U.S. Latinx peoples, Chicanx and Latin American theatre as aesthetic and sociocultural practices. We will discuss how identity is performed in the everyday sense and how historical identities, selves, and others have been performed. Topics may include political theatre relations to European theatre traditions, experimentation and absurdist theatre, revolution, dictatorship, terror and violence, censorship and self-censorship, trauma and memory, queerness and gender, borders and latinidad.
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