Joshua Mugisha imagines artists interrupting the performance in progress to demand "sense." In the absence of the author, they are addressed to the public by dance, poetry, and imagination. In the political context of Burundi, where the speech is muzzled and the "trummerinary" censored, the choreographer and director, [...] The article "The Second Political Dance" by Joshua Mugisha appeared first on Sceneweb.
This story is only covered by news sources that have yet to be evaluated by the independent media monitoring agencies we use to assess the quality and reliability of news outlets on our platform. Learn more here.
Joshua Mugisha imagines artists interrupting the performance in progress to demand "sense." In the absence of the author, they are addressed to the public by dance, poetry, and imagination. In the political context of Burundi, where the speech is muzzled and the "trummerinary" censored, the choreographer and director, [...] The article "The Second Political Dance" by Joshua Mugisha appeared first on Sceneweb.