Theatre and (Im)migration: The Canadian Theatre of Shimmering Maps by Yana Meerzon
Theoretical Primer
Playing on Indigenous Land: Settlers, Immigrants, and Theatre in Fictive Canada by Alan Filewod
Part One. Canadian Immigration and Theatre History Paradigms
Immigration Hall and Last Stands in Northwest Performance (ca. 1885–?1905) by Ian McWilliams
“A New Ireland in the Northwest”: Shades of Irish/Canadian Nation, Immigration, and Theatre-?Building on the Canadian Prairies by Moira Day
Toronto Theatre, American Migration, and the Vietnam War by David DeGrow
Montréal Yiddish Theatre as Youth Cultural Imperative by Rebecca Margolis
Performing Homeland and Multicultural Imaginaries in Toronto’s Caravan Festival by Jacqueline Taucar
Teesri Duniya Theatre: Resisting Inequities and Ethnocentric Nationalism Through Politically Engaged Theatre by Sheetal Lodhia, Rahul Varma, and Jaswant Guzder
Staging the Ordinary / Constructing History in Olivier Kemeid’s Theatre of Memory, History, and Forgetting by Yana Meerzon
Part Two. Canadian Immigration and the Paradigms of Performance
Harvesting the Body: Devising Across Difference at MT Space by Ric Knowles
Moments of Encounter: Iranian-?Canadian Immigrant and Diasporic Theatre by Art Babayants and Marjan Moosavi
Asian Canadian Immigrant Drama: Tactical Interventions in acquiesce and Kim’s Convenience by Eleanor Ty
From O Nosso Baile (Our Dance) to O Nosso Fado (Our Song): Portuguese-?Canadian Sex-?Role Stereotypes and Theatre by Aida Jordão
“No me inventes [don’t invent me]”: Performing the Latinx Immigrant Story in Canada by Martha Herrera-?Lasso González
Québec Theatre and its Languages in Three Snapshots, Loosely Framed by Nicole Nolette
Virtual Migration: New Canadian Digital Performance Experiences by Peter Kuling
Part Three. Canadian Immigration in the First Person Singular and Plural
Building Intercultural Bridges: An Interview with Puente Theatre Founder Lina de Guevara by Monica Prendergast with Lina de Guevara
Displaced—?Three Cultures, Three Time Periods, Three Reasons to Flee: Recounting the Devised Creative Process by Natasha Martina Koechl
Immigrant Theatre and Celebration: Hope in the Face of Adversity by Yasmine Kandil
Shifting Identities in New Territories: Creating Theatre with and by Immigrants by Taiwo Afolabi, Anita Hallewas, and Kirsten Sadeghi-?Yekta
On Mobility, Resonances, and Making a Loving by Lisa Ndejuru
