Bubikopf: Solo Performance at The Cellar Theatre, Sheffield

Alison Carr

Bubikopf: Solo Performance at The Cellar Theatre, Sheffield

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Abstract

Bubikopf is an art history performance lecture on gender and women in modernity.

After WW1 in Germany, women had new opportunities to be independent in the city, go to art school and perform in cabarets. Carr weaves together gendered forms of feminine visibility in this piece that speculates women’s entertaining, creative and avant-garde work.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 9 Mar 2019

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