Performance and the city / edited by D.J. Hopkins, Shelley Orr and Kim Solga

Llist of Illustrations -- Acknowledgements -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: City/Text/Performance / Kim Solga, D.J. Hopkins, Shelley Orr -- Part I. Pedestrianisms, or remembering the city: Introduction / D.J. Hopkins: 1. Ways to walk New York after 9/11 / Marla Carlson ; 2. Memory/Memorial/Performance: Lower Manhattan, 1776/2001 / D.J. Hopkins, Shelley Orr ; 3. Patricide and the Passerby / Rebecca Schneider -- Part II. Urban performance and cultural policy: Introduction / Kim Solga: 4. Multicultural text, intercultural performance: the performance ecology of contemporary Toronto / Ric Knowles ; 5. Mission accomplished: Broadway, 9/11, and the Republican National Convention / Rebecca Ann Rugg ; 6. Performing the civic transnational: cultural production, governance, and citizenship in contemporary London / Michael McKinnie -- Part III. Performing (for) one another: constructing communities: Introduction / Shelley Orr: 7. Surviving the city: press agents, publicity stunts, and the spectacle of the urban female body / Marlis Scheweitzer ; 8. Dree suits to hire and the landscape of queer urbanity / Kim Solga ; 9. Global exposures: blur street and interurban self-portraiture (a Photo-Essay) / curated by Kathleen Irwin, Rachelle Viader Knowes, Laura Levinm -- Part IV. At the city limits: Introductions / Kim Solga: 10. Staging the imagined city in Australian theatre / Joanne Tompkins ; 11. Agency and complicity in 'A Special Civi Room’: London's Tate Modern Turbine Hall / Jen Harvie ; 12. Staging a vanished community: Daniel Libeskind's Scenography in the Berlin Jewish Museum / Klaus van den Berg ; 13. Can the City Speak? Site-Specific Art After Poststructuralism / Laura Levin ; Afterword: Performing the City - A Wonder Cabinet / Barbara Hodgdon -- Index