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Reimagining Tragedy from Africa and the Global South

Reimagining Tragedy from Africa and the Global South
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    • Archival Productions
      • Plays based on Antigone
    • Artistic Research Productions
  • EXHIBITIONS
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    • ACTivism
    • Tragedy Onstage
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Reimagining Tragedy from Africa and the Global South

ABOUT

Learn more about the ReTAGS research project: the rationale, the vision and the team that are dedicated to this research.

EXHIBITIONS

Take time to explore our specially curated exhibition sites, for a storytelling journey through the ReTAGS archive.

FIELD RESEARCH

Explore the oral histories and interviews that is at the centre of the ReTAGS fieldwork research. Listen to audio interviews, read full transcripts, and engage in the multiple histories of Tragedy on the African continent, both on and off the stage.

PRODUCTIONS

Explore the archived productions of adapted tragedy plays that have happened on the African continent, aswell as the artistic research based productions of the ReTAGS project.

PARTICIPATE

Become a part of the ReTAGS research and living archive. Whether you have information about a production or want to contribute your audience experience, we want to hear from you.

PUBLICATIONS

As the research is a multilayered approach to artistic investigation and research, so to is the outputs of our approach to publication.

   

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