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| + | [[Thomas Riccio|Riccio, Thomas]] 1997. ''[[N!ngongaio]]'': people come out of here: making a new story with the !Xuu and Khwe Bushmen. ''TheatreForum'', 10:45-59. | ||
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| + | [[Thomas Riccio|Riccio, Thomas]] 2007. ''Performing Africa: Remixing Tradition, Theatre, and Culture''. New York: Peter Lang. | ||
Revision as of 08:22, 24 August 2016
Thomas Riccio is Professor of Performance Studies and Artistic Director of Story Lab at the University of Texas at Dallas, working in the Institute for Interactive Arts & Engineering.
Biography
He has an MFA from Boston University, and has held a number of University and theatre positions over the years. The director of over 100 stage plays, he is also a prolific researcher whose articles have appeared in numerous journals. His plays have been produced in the United States and internationally and he is a recipient of numerous grants and awards.
Contribution to South African theatre and performance
He has written a number of articles and books on theatre and performance in Africa and Southern Africa, including:
Riccio, Thomas 1994. Emandulo: process and performance in a changing South Africa. Theatre Research International, 19:238-261.
Riccio, Thomas 1996. Politics, slapstick, and Zulus on tour. The Drama Review, 40(4):94-117.
Riccio, Thomas 1997. N!ngongaio: people come out of here: making a new story with the !Xuu and Khwe Bushmen. TheatreForum, 10:45-59.
Riccio, Thomas 2007. Performing Africa: Remixing Tradition, Theatre, and Culture. New York: Peter Lang.
