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Spotlight
on Canadian Theatre
Canadian
Theatre Review is the major magazine of record for Canadian
theatre. It is committed to excellence in the critical analysis
and innovative coverage of current developments in Canadian
theatre, to advocating new issues and artists, and to publishing
at least one significant new playscript per issue. The editorial
board is committed to CTR's practice of theme issues that present
multi-faceted and in-depth examinations of the emerging issues
of the day and to expanding the practice of criticism in Canadian
theatre and to the development of new voices.
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includes an ongoing and active search for writers from historically
marginalized and silenced communities.Trends and tangents in Canadian
theatre are examined in quarterly thematic issues to initiate and
provoke discussion on issues of concern to the theatre community.
Both new and established playwrights find a voice in CTR.
Each
issue includes at least one complete playscript related to the issue
theme, insightful articles, and informative reviews. CTR continues
to delve into issues of Canadian theatre, providing theatre scholars
with a starting point for further study of current developments in
the field. Recent themes detailed by the Canadian Theatre Review include
Native Theatre, Actor Training, Canadian Women Playwrights, and Scenography.
Canadian
Theatre Review proudly acknowledges the support of The Canada Council
for the Arts and the Ontario Arts Council and the Department of Canadian
Heritage through the Publications Assistance Program and the Canadian
Magazine Fund.
Published
quarterly by the University of Toronto Press.
ISSN: 0315–0836
Editor
Ric Knowles: Professor and former Chair of Drama at the University
of Guelph and member of the faculty at the Graduate Centre for the
Study of Drama, University of Toronto, Ric is a widely published scholar
on Canadian theatre as well as a director and playwright. He has recently
published an award-winning book on Canadian drama.
Associate
Editors
Reid
Gilbert: is a College Professor at Capilano College, Vancouver
B.C. He is the author, with Sylvan Barnett, of A Short Guide to Writing
About Literature, to appear in a second edition in 2003. He has guest
edited past issues of CTR, is on the editorial advisory board of Theatre
Research in Canada, and has published extensively on Canadian theatre.
Catherine
Graham: teaches drama and theatre at McMaster University. She
specializes in social action theatre in French and English Canada,
on which she has published widely. She has also worked professionally
as a dramaturg.
Andrew Houston: teaches theatre and performance studies in
the Department of Drama and Speech Communication at the University
of Waterloo. His is a founding member of Knowhere Productions, a site-specific
performance company based in Regina, Saskatchewan, and he is an artistic
associate with the MT Space, a multicultural performance company based
in Kitchener, Ontario. His current research and practice concerns
site-specific performance and the development of dramaturgy to address
digital media.
Harry
Lane: Co-Director of the School of Literatures and Performance
Studies at the University of Guelph, Harry is a specialist in Canadian
and Scandinavian drama and a contributor to the Cambridge Guide to
World Theatre. He was also editorial director of Canada on Stage and
the Records of Canadian Theatre Project. He co-edits Essays in Theatre/Études
théâtrales with Ann Wilson.
Ann
Wilson: Associate Professor at the University of Guelph, and widely
published expert on feminist and postcolonial theatre, Ann Wilson
has edited a number of collections of essays and special issues of
journals, and co-edits Essays in Theatre/Études théâtrales
with Harry Lane.
Note
on Submission: CTR does not recommend unsolicited submissions,
but asks those who are interested to send us proposals first, at the
address below, at which point we send suggested lengths and submission
guidelines.
Thank you!
Editorial
Address
Phyllis Reynen
School of Literatures and Performance Studies in English
Massey Hall
University of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario
N1G 2W1
tel. 519-824-4120 x53882
fax. 519-824-0560
preynen@uoguelph.ca
Editorial
Plan
Forthcoming
issues:
CTR 132.
Fall 2007
Women and Playwriting
Editor Ann Wilson
CTR 133.
Winter 2008
Theatre and Children
Editor Kathleen Gallagher
CTR 134.
Spring 2008
Consuming Performance: Intersections of Theatre, Bars, and Restaurants
Edited by Reid Gilbert and Ann Wilson
CTR 135.
Summer 2008
Theatrical Devising
Ed. Bruce Barton and Ker Wells
CTR 136.
Fall 2008
Alberta
Ed. Ann Nothof
CTR 137
Winter 2009
Performance Art
Ed. Laura Levin
CTR 138
Spring 2009
Festivals
Ed. Harry Lane
CTR 139
Summer 2009
Performing Interculturalism
Ed. Ric Knowles
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