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Master / The Convention of Cartography

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Master / The Convention of Cartography

Contributors:

By (Author) W. David Hancock
Introduction by Talvin Wilks
Introduction by Adam Greenfield

ISBN:

9781559369589

Publisher:

Theatre Communications Group Inc.,U.S.

Imprint:

Theatre Communications Group Inc.,U.S.

Publication Date:

5th March 2025

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Main Subject:

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

144

Dimensions:

Width 136mm, Height 215mm

Description

Two plays from a wholly original artist that reach beyond the traditional boundaries of theater to engage in the tangible artistic landscapes of their invented subjects. In Master, Hancock creates the character of a 20th is a traveling art exhibit featuring the collected works of a nomadic artist named Mike whose work has posthumously been collected and installed in a pop-up museum. In these two works, Hancock explores the liminal spaces between language and silence, fiction and truth, and the known and the unknown.

Reviews

"Master is one of the most fascinating theatrical experiences you will see this season... a mind-bogglingly intricate and multilayered experience that delves into the issue of race in startling, chilling ways."-- "Theatermania"

Author Bio

W. David Hancock's plays include Master, The Convention of Cartography, The Race of the Ark Tattoo, Deviant Craft, The Puzzle Locker, and Our Lot (with Kristin Newbom). Hancock's work has been produced by the Foundry, Frontera, Clubbed Thumb, Rude Mechanicals, New City Theatre, Studio Roanoke, Salvage Vanguard, People's Light & Theatre Company, Empty Space, Abbey Theatre (Dublin), Compagnie Elapse (Paris), and Thtre des Carmes (Avignon). Ark Tattoo was recently installed at the Christian Bernst Gallery (Paris). Hancock's fiction has appeared in The Massachusetts Review, Hunger Mountain Review, Permafrost, and (with Spencer Golub) Chicago Quarterly Review and Pear Noir!. He has received two Obie Awards for Playwriting, the Whiting Award, and a Cal Arts/Alpert Award. Current projects include Cathexis, an interactive, robot facilitated judicial event co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union, and created in collaboration with Compagnie Elapse and partners in Holland, Belgium, Serbia and Bosnia.

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