A Spatial Bubble of Digital Pandemic Theatres

Kyoko Iwaki

doi:10.33303/gpsv3n2a10

Authors

Kyoko Iwaki Waseda University

Author Biography

Kyoko Iwaki , Waseda University

Kyoko Iwaki is a JSPS Post-Doctoral researcher at Waseda University. Her research focuses on Japanese theatre of nonhuman genealogy. Prior to entering academia, she has worked over a decade as a theatre critic contributing to Asahi Shimbun Newspaper. Kyoko is the author of Japanese Theatre Today: Theatrical Imaginations of Eight Contemporary Practitioners (2018) and is the Director of Scene/Asia, a pan-Asian research curatorial network. From September 2020, she will become a Lecturer at University of Antwerp.

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