Russia, Freaks and Foreigners

Russia, Freaks and ForeignersThis book is a collection of three plays set against the backdrop of a post Soviet Russian society. Written by acclaimed playwright James MacDonald, who has cerebral palsy, these performance texts critique accepted notions of normality within authority, offering various models of difference physical, cultural and moral.

including Louis Lippa

postfeminism and fantasy with the goal of approaching the overarching question of why female artists are turning in such numbers to the subject of girls – and what these contemporary artistic explorations signify

Aleksandra Kaminska provides an important contribution to site-specific histories of media art

The book closes with an account of the film’s reception by critics

ductive future

Jacob Flanders

drama and visual art

arming audiences with the ability to see and make a difference in the world

this book will be an indispensable resource for anyone interested in this dynamic region of the filmmaking world

Journal of Contemporary European Studies

both by the political elite and the broader public

including romantic comedies and gay and lesbian features