Planetary Performance Studies

Felipe Cervera

doi:10.33303/gpsv1n1a3

Authors

Felipe Cervera National University of Singapore https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3904-9333

Author Biography

Felipe Cervera, National University of Singapore

Felipe Cervera is currently completing a PhD in Theatre Studies at the National University of Singapore. His work investigates the intersections of performance research and extraterrestrial exploration. His essays have appeared in Theatre Research International, Performance Research, Performance Philosophy, and Investigación Teatral.

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Cervera, Felipe. “Interview with Sebastián Calderón Bentín.” Fluid States LOG, 2015a. http://fluidstates.org/article.php?id=102. Accessed 5 January 2017.

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