Note: part of the introduction was cut off during recording, and is pasted below.<\/em><\/p>\n Good afternoon everyone. My name is Colleen Kim Daniher, and I am your host for today\u2019s event. I\u2019m an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication and Cultural Studies at Wilfrid Laurier University; I\u2019m also the co-editor, with, Dr. Marlis Schweitzer, of York University, of Women\u2019s Innovations in Theatre, Dance, and Performance, volume 1: Performers, forthcoming with Bloomsbury-Methuen Press in 2025.<\/p>\n As the Primary Investigator for \u201cSustaining Global Connections in Feminist Theatre and Performance Historiography,\u201d the larger event that today\u2019s roundtable is a part of, I\u2019m delighted to welcome you to this public roundtable. \u201cWorlding Feminist Theatre and Performance Historiography\u201d kicks off a full day authors\u2019 workshop for the contributors of Women\u2019s Innovations in Theatre, Dance, and Performance, volume 1. This workshop is meant to deepen and extend the insights about women, gender, and performance produced by the edited collection by harnessing the collective knowledge of approximately twenty-five of our forty contributors from around the world. As transnational feminism has taught us for years now, globalizing women\u2019s issues and concerns productively disrupts universalizing conceptions of \u201cWoman,\u201d gender\u2026and \u201cinnovation.\u201d It is in this spirit that this roundtable seeks to explore how \u201cworlding\u201d\u2014as a verb, as a method, and as a politics\u2014might open up new trajectories for feminist theatre and performance historiography aligned with decolonizing and Global Majority social and aesthetic movements.<\/p>\n Before I move on to introduce today\u2019s speakers, and in the spirit of \u201cworlding,\u201d I would like to acknowledge that Wilfrid Laurier University and its campuses are located on the shared traditional territory of the Attawandaron, Anishnaabe, and Haudenosaunee peoples.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Attached is a recording of the Zoom Roundtable that took place on May 9th, 2024, and featured panelists Francis Koncan, Dr. Amanda Reid, and Dr. meL\u00ea yamomo. Note: part of the introduction was cut off during recording, and is pasted below. Good afternoon everyone. My name is Colleen Kim Daniher, and I am your host … <\/p>\n