(Dis)Embodied Authority in White Rabbit, Red Rabbit
Kelsey Jacobson
Abstract
Kelsey Jacobson
Abstract
White Rabbit Red Rabbit by Nassim Soleimanpour highlights the playwright’s inability to travel as freely as his script. However, in 2013, Soleimanpour was granted a passport and attended a performance of his show in Australia. How does his physical presence enhance or inhibit the show’s underlying themes and conceit?
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White Rabbit Red Rabbit by Nassim Soleimanpour highlights the playwright’s inability to travel as freely as his script. However, in 2013, Soleimanpour was granted a passport and attended a performance of his show in Australia. How does his physical presence enhance or inhibit the show’s underlying themes and conceit?
Key concepts: Rabbit (cipher), White (mutation), New Zealand white rabbit, Embodied cognition, Lagomorpha, Art, Visual arts, Biology