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Homotheatrical

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by Senwin Pareja

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I started as a queer theatre kid who had queer theatre opinions. Then, I took GESM 120: Queer Archives. Now, I’m a queer theatre kid who TRIES to explain his queer theatre opinions with queer theories and concepts he learned this past spring semester. Take a (very opinionated) journey with me as I go through my first-ever podcast “Homotheatrical,” where I not only TALK about my love for theatre, but also RANT about the shortcomings of theatre as it pertains to the queer community. All three episodes of the miniseries are available now! *CORRECTION: Jack Halberstam now uses he/him pronouns.*

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4/26/2021

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April 26, 2021

Homotheatrical Ep. 3: Queer Erasure (and False Progress)

In the third and final episode of “Homotheatrical,” join host Senwin Pareja as he brings to light the current problems surrounding referring to theatre as Halberstam’s “queer space,” calling out both the underrepresentation and misrepresentation of the queer community in shows like “Jagged Little Pill,” “Tootsie,” and “The Prom.”

April 26, 2021

Homotheatrical Ep. 2: Tropes (Queer Trauma and Temporality in Theatre II)

In the second episode of “Homotheatrical,” join host Senwin Pareja as he discusses the effects of the overrepresentation of Cvetkovich’s “queer trauma” in Halberstam’s “queer space,” with queer tragedies such as “bare: a pop opera.”

April 26, 2021

Homotheatrical Ep. 1: AIDS (Queer Trauma and Temporality in Theatre I)

In the first episode of “Homotheatrical,” join host Senwin Pareja as he unpacks the representation of AIDS in Tony Kushner’s two-part epic “Angels in America,” using the concept of queer temporality and Ann Cvetkovich’s concept of “queer trauma,” alongside Jack Halberstam’s concepts of “queer time” and “queer space.”

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What is Homotheatrical?: I started as a queer theatre kid who had queer theatre opinions. Then, I took GESM 120: Queer Archives. Now, I’m a queer theatre kid who TRIES to explain his queer theatre opinions with queer theories and concepts he learned this past spring semester. Take a (very opinionated) journey with me as I go through my first-ever podcast “Homotheatrical,” where I not only TALK about my love for theatre, but also RANT about the shortcomings of theatre as it pertains to the queer community. All three episodes of the miniseries are available now!

CORRECTION: Jack Halberstam now uses he/him pronouns.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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