Canadian Theatre Review

Papers
(The median citation count of Canadian Theatre Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Improv Walk: Nature Is a Part of Me2
O’kosi2
Tiny Houses, Treesits, and Housing on the Front Lines of the TMX Pipeline Resistance2
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the AI: AI as Muse, Disruptor, and the Future of Theatre1
Imaginative Complicity, Interactive Tech, and the Challenges of Making Theatre in a New Digital Age1
The Antigone Play1
Dancing into Relationality through Reciprocity, Resistance, and Resurgence1
Trans Glitching in Social Virtual Reality1
Old McDonald Had a Farm: 01000101 01001001 01000101 01001001 01001111: Ecoscenography for an Intractable Future Past1
An Account of Durational and Distributed Encounters with Corpus CTR1
Lightly Casting a Light on Casting; or, A Note on Auditions by an Actor-Director1
A Speculative Manifesto: For the Future of Black Canadian Performance1
Relational Perspectives on Change: The Theory, Stories, and Practice of Postmarginality1
A New Day Has Dawned1
Reading the TRC Summary Report Together: Collective Durational Practice1
4inXchange1
Editorial: Black Futures and Freedoms1
Equitable Freedom beyond Proscenium Stages1
Review: Canadian Performance Documents and Debates: A Sourcebook0
The Conscious-Casting Conundrum0
Wildness in Actor Training0
The Scarcity Mindset Has a Death Grip on Casting0
Festival Santiago a Mil0
The Theatre of the Oppressed in Tehran: Dilemma of Ethics and Engagement0
Tell Us When You’re Uncomfortable: An Anti-Colonial Poetic Script with Mosquito, Lisa, Knowing, Western, Caesarean, Written Word, Marion, Being, Medicine, Sarah, and Other Unruly Characters0
Zooming In: The Privilege of Performing Home0
Alternate Reality Gaming: Mad and Crip Potentialities in Digital Storytelling0
Collecting to Create: Cabaret Noir0
Black Boy Fly0
Funerally Yours: A Collective Re-Membering of Taking It to the Grave0
Verbatim Voices: An Investigation of Housing and Development in Kingston0
Utilizing Extended Reality as a Pedagogical and Continuous Learning Tool for the Performing Arts0
Co-Writing with Care: Ethics in/as Rehearsal0
Alone Together0
Reflections on Canadian Soundings: Plumbing the Depths of Voice in Canadian Theatre/Profondeurs de la Voix du Théâtre Canadien0
A Reflection on Canadian Theatre Review and Recognizing Innovation and Integrity in Theatre for/by/with Young People0
The Sounds of Rebellion: A Radionovela by and for Migrant Domestic Workers0
Theatrical Collisions in Laurence Dauphinais’s Cyclorama0
Community Gathering: How a New Role Made Me Think Differently about Journalism0
Participatory Political Violence: The Sensorial Toll of the Truckers’ Convoy0
In the World of Maamawi: Together through the Fire0
Seeing Salome, Seeing Salome, Seeing Seeing: Atom Egoyan’s Salome at the Canadian Opera Company0
Journalism Wanderlust: Crisscrossing Disciplines in Search of My Practice0
The Waves0
New in Town: An Interview with Three Creators of a Cabaret for New Canadian Citizens0
Making Space: A List Distilled from the Wisdom of Three Creative Placemakers0
Breathing New Legacies Forward0
Art, Climate Change, and the Three Modes: Adding Precision to an Elusive yet Essential Interaction0
When the Crow Caws: Performance and the Relational Politics of Hospitality in Hurmat Ain and Rabbya Naseer’s Art Practice0
The Designer’s Dilemma 2.0: Visual-ness and Canadian Theatre Review0
The Darkness (La Noirceur)0
Last Conversations0
Gather (2021)0
Redressing the Social Model of Disability: Autopathography, Performance, and the Material Body0
Front Matter0
Inevitable Reckonings, Or, Where Do We Go from Here?0
What Was I Thinking? Rageful Ramblings…0
“The Biggest Mistake You Ever Made Was Thinking That Nobody Cared about Me”: The Representation of Black Lives in Our Fathers, Sons, Lovers and Little Brothers0
HGTV’sHouse Huntersand the Right to Coziness0
Accountability. Intervention. Community.: On the Making of a Two-Spirit Music Video for Pride Toronto Summer 20210
Looking for Dance in Canadian Theatre Review0
Connecting Climate Change and Canadian Theatre: Reflecting on the Impact of the NAC’s Climate Cycle0
Reaching Toward: Seeding Connection within the Matriarchs Uprising Festival0
Voicing with Code in Public0
About Some Lilies0
The Future Is Disabled0
Experimentations in Creative Journalistic Directions0
Notes from the Loving Arms of the Police: Activism, Performance, Scholarship0
Staging Grenfell: The Ethics of Representing Housing Crises in London0
On This Path Together: Intergenerational Indigenous Performance Writing in Canadian Theatre Review0
Liveness Plus in Political Virtual Reality Performance0
A New Ideology on an Old Belief0
Space, Time, and Reactivity: Designing Software for Online Theatre0
Performing at Home in the Pandemic: Boca del Lupo’s Plays2Perform@Home Collection0
Outcast: Limits and Possibilities in Casting Black Performers in the Age of Granular Dramaturgy0
“Letting My Body Take the Lead”: EDAM’s Peter Bingham on Choreographing with Parkinson’s0
Lost Together0
The Politics of an Epic: Why Not Theatre’s Mahabharata at the Shaw Festival0
A Generous Incantation: Interdependent Magic: Disability Performance in Canada0
In the Blink of an Eye0
Ec(h)o-Location: The Story of My Voice as I Know It0
Staying with More of the Trouble: Arts and Climate, Again and Always0
Staging Coyote’s Dream0
A Hoarding of Memories: Conversations about Feminist Theatre and Its Documentation in Canada0
Relational Indigenous Performance Writing0
Casting Blackface in Canada: Unmasking the History of ‘White and Black’ Minstrel Shows0
Editorial: On Sustaining Attention and ‘Staying with the Trouble’0
Women’s Voices Resonating in Public Space: LASTESIS’s A Rapist in Your Path in the Streets of Toronto0
Augmenting Reality, Expanding Community: Transformative Audio in Future Food Visions0
Perdre le nord/Losing the North0
Embrace0
The Funny Thing about Cancer0
Making Change from Within: Political Adaptation as Activism0
Editorial: Theatre and Futurity0
Trust in Performance: Vulnerability as Key Requirement in Acting and Live Journalism0
There’s Something in a Story: Retreating to Re-Treat0
“How Tremendous Are Your Deeds!”: The Reluctant Celebrity and Affective-Feminist Life of Forough Farrokhzad0
Canadian Theatre Crossroads: Reaffirming Who We Are0
The Artist and the Activist0
Across Cyberspace and Time Zones: How Ways of Being Explores Performances of Self in Material and Digital Spaces0
Seaside Words for the Disappearing Girl0
Moral Horizons of Pain0
A Year in the Life: Canadian Theatre Review, 19880
When in Quarantine: Bringing Theatre Home with Boca del Lupo0
Blackout0
Some Must Watch While Some Must Sleep0
Decolonization—The Musical: Indigenous Interculturalism as a Way Forward0
‘News Tending:’ Community Engagement Work in Live Journalism and Living Newspapers0
Some Must Watch While Some Must Sleep: An Impromptu Text Thread0
Ungrateful: A Manifesto for Black Freedom in the Face of White Generosity0
Where Does Sustainability Belong in the Creative Process?0
Continue without Disabling: Fifty Years of Disability Arts in Canadian Theatre Review0
Say It Loud: A Round Table of IBPOC Accent Coaches0
On This Path Together: Intergenerational Indigenous Performance Writing in Canadian Theatre Review0
Lucky (An Excerpt)0
Encounters with Non/Living Beings: Puppet Artist Brad Brackenridge in Process and Performance0
“How Could WeNotGo to Mosul?”: Empathy,Anagnorisis, and the Politics of Recognition inOrestes in Mosul0
Holy Moly0
Editorial: Sites and Sensibilities0
The Corporate Side-hustle: Gag or Gift?0
Casting Audiences: How Theatre Passe Muraille’s ‘Black Out Nights’ Challenge Conventional Approaches to Audience0
On How to Live Well: Houses as Theatres of the Good Life in Mexico City0
Hourglasses and Hammers: A Reflection on Forty Years of Interculturalism in Canadian Theatre Review0
Tidelines and Riptides: A Shared Journey0
The Prophetic Place0
Da Capo! Eternal Recurrence, Clinical Vignettes, Grand Rounds0
Introduction: Performance and Pathography0
Freedom in the Invitation: Lilith & Cie’s Invisible0
Experiments in Care as a Reciprocal Act0
Editorial0
“What Is Still to Be Sustained?”: Performing Climate Justice through Staging Transnational Sustainability from Canada to the Philippines0
Front Matter0
Ownership and Engagement in Performance Art: The Black Drum Signed Musical Theatre Case Study0
At the Crossroads: Paths Toward Decolonizing Theatre Teaching and Mentorship0
The River Clyde Pageant: Inventing and Reinventing the Conditions for Planetary Performance0
Glossary0
Ministry of Mundane Mysteries0
XR Techno-Friction0
In the Land of Olives and Vines: A Conversation about Climate Justice as Political Resistance in Palestine0
Chapter 21—a Photo Diary: My Journey to Becoming0
In PLACE OF SHOUTING0
Land-Based and Embodied Performance Practice at the 2023 Bonavista Biennale0
Ugly Crying in Virtual Reality: Unpacking Emotional Immersion in Jordan Tannahill’s Draw Me Close0
Editorial: The Politics of Performing House: Transnational Perspectives0
Montreal in Carte Blanche, 19740
Explorations of Camille Turner’s Unmapped0
Editorial: Ethics and Socially Engaged Theatre0
A Proposed Guide to Witnessing: Dialoguing with Streaming Life: Storying the 94 as a Site for Call-and-Response0
A Grown-Up’s Guide to Flying0
Living with Drones: An Audience Perspective0
b side0
“There is no such thing as a gay play”: Canadian Theatre Review and Gay Politics in the 1970s0
Ça a l’air synthétique bonjour hi0
Speak Durban Memory0
Building Possible Worlds in the Arts Through Collective Imagination0
Editorial: Focal Constellations0
The Survivance Collective: Exploration of Our Intersectionality as Black, Women, Deaf in Canada0
Inside The Blacktor’s Studio0
A Negotiation of Collaborative Play: asses.masses0
Creation Practices in Participatory Performance0
What I Think about When I Think about the Future0
Pam Hall as House: A Conversation0
Expanded Quantification: Games and Theatres of Calculation0
“There Is No Such Thing as Colour-Blindness”: Artistic Directors on Culturally Specific Casting0
Sakartvelo: A Journey in Foreign Lands0
Performing in Public: Ethics of a Site-Specific Theatre Practice0
Editorial: Responsive Practices0
Within Bated Breath: Waiting for the Pause0
Illness as Inspiration for Creating Theatre0
Seeding the Future (This Is Not a Metaphor): Creative Acts of Public Gardening with Yarrow Collective0
this space is for you: Performing Site through Mixed Reality and Volumetric Capture0
From Stage to Aural Streaming: Adaptation through a Slow Ethic of Care0
Living with/on the Land0
of healing in :: 2,500 words0
Rehearsing Re-existence0
Agitprop or a Bunch of Observations from a Leftist about Decolonization0
Lessons from the Road: Indigenous Creative Spaces Project0
Moccasins on the Ground: Rerooting the Indigenous Performing Body0
Built of Earth: The Casona and Vernacular Earthen Architecture in Oaxaca, Mexico0
“From ‘What Is to What If’”: Thinking and Questioning about Canadian Theatre Review’s Next 200 Issues0
Humanized Machine, Dehumanized Us: Exploring the Creation of an AI-Collaborated Scene0
Systemic Issues Need Not Apply: One Artist’s Journey of Existing in the Margins0
Welcome to the Department of Utopian Arts and Letters0
Summer Magic: Creating a Sense of Welcome Back to Performance0
Reflecting from the Middle: Ethics within an Interactive Theatre Project Working for Social Equity0
Voice Coaching at the Stratford Festival: A Vocation of Service0
The wâhkôhtowin Project0
Mixed with Black: A Canadian Theatre Mixed-Race Manifesto0
“Leave a Mark More Permanent than the Moment Itself”0
Critical Community-Engaged Scholarship: An Antidote to the Representation and Interpretation of Young People’s Experiences in Socially Engaged Theatre?0
1939 Reflections on Adaptation, Indigenous Theatre, and Shakespeare’s Legacy0
Unexpected Connections between International Studies and Theatre0
Looking for Dance in Canadian Theatre Review0
Making a CoMotion0
The Trials and Triumphs of a Tar Baby0
Montreal in Carte Blanche, 19740
Then/Now/Hear/Here: Futurefarmers at MacKinnon’s Brook, Nova Scotia0
Decolonizing the Canada Council for the Arts: A Historical Perspective0
Hīkoi—It Will be Solved by Walking0
Extending Voice Work0
Hope, Radicalism, and Performances of Illness in Theatre for Young Audiences0
A Past-Perfect Future?: Performing the Past as the Future of Theatre in Atlantic Canada0
One Size Fits One: A Proposal for Board Governance0
Bold Moves0
Finding Hope Within Disruption: Exploring Prairie-Based Theatre in 20400
Telling It Back Different but the Same0
Vocal Alignment0
Writers and Race: Why Playwrights of Colour Should Write Themselves into Their Plays0
“Transformation Is Imperative”: Play Selection and Casting at Theatre Training Institutions0
Editorial: Rules of Engagement0
Interactive Theatre, Advocacy, and the Pursuit of Freedom0
Matriarchal Word Warriors in aPaddle Songfor E. Pauline Johnson Tekahionwake0
Canadian Theatre Crossroads: Reaffirming Who We Are0
All around Us: The Unfamiliar Familiar0
Beyond Liveness, the Living: Designing Decay at the 2022 Rhubarb Festival0
Empathy and Engagement: A Sketch of Theatre Development in the Yukon0
“From ‘What Is to What If’”: Thinking and Questioning about Canadian Theatre Review’s Next 200 Issues0
TBD0
Editorial: Sustaining This Stage0
Introduction: Casting Calls/Calls for Change0
Five by Five: Big Questions for Past Editors0
If Not Democratic0
Reconsidering the Black Archive: It’s About Time and Black Dance in Canada0
On Uncomfortable Theatre and Cozy Revolution0
Anishinaabe Songs and Dances for the Gtigaan, or, Why I Feel They Can Save the World0
Transformational Voice Work: Using Theatre-Based Vocal Practice to Support Gender-Diverse Voices0
Walking and Walking About: Reflections on a Repurposed Tool0
Back to “Normal”?0
The Evolution of Themes, Networks, and Intersections in Canadian Theatre Review0
Inside The Maydee Box0
“Let the Breath Drop In”: The Story of Canada’s National Voice Intensive0
Why Us? Why Now?0
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