Dancing into the metaverse: Creating a framework for ethical and ecological telematic dance practice and performance

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Strutt, Daniel. 2024. Dancing into the metaverse: Creating a framework for ethical and ecological telematic dance practice and performance. In: Pascale Aebischer and Rachael Nicholas, eds. Adaptation and resilience in the performing arts: The pandemic and beyond. 3 Manchester: Manchester University Press, pp. 42-64. ISBN 9781526172402 [Book Section]

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Adaptation and resilience in the performing arts shares important insights into the effects of the pandemic on live performance in the UK. Contributors reflect on what they discovered from working with practitioners and companies in the live performing arts, who rapidly adapted their working practices and the spaces in which they were able to connect safely with audiences, whether digital or outdoors. Chapters provide evidence of the impacts of digital innovations and telepresence technologies on artists and audiences, and shed light on how government discourses and the support structures within the industry affected the mental health of creative practitioners. Addressing policymakers and practitioners, others investigate how artists and local government events managers approached programming community-based work outdoors.

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https://doi.org/10.7765/9781526172426.00010