Ramona Mosse is the Head of Theater Studies at the Department of Performing Arts and Film at Zurich University of the Arts. She has previously taught at the Freie Universität Berlin, Goethe Universität Frankfurt/Main, Bard College Berlin, Barnard College and Columbia University in New York. As PI on the research project “Viral Theatres: Post/pandemic Theatre in the Anthropocene”, funded by the Volkswagen Foundation, she led a team that documented German theatre during the pandemic. She is on the board of the Swiss Association for Theatre Studies, on the editorial board of the International Journal for Performance Arts and Digital Media and an affiliate of metalab@Harvard & FU Berlin, where she co-curates the Transmedia Arts Seminar.

Ramona holds a Phd in English and Comparative Literature from Columbia University.

For additional information about Dr. Ramona Mosse visit her profile at Zurich University of the Arts.

Prof. Dr. Nina Tecklenburg is an artist-scholar and professor of theater and performance at Bard College Berlin. She is a co-artistic director and founder of the performance group Interrobang and has collaborated with performance artists and groups such as Gob Squad, She She Pop, Lone Twin Theatre, Baktruppen, and Rabih Mroué. With Interrobang, she develops participatory immersive setting and installation spaces at the intersection of analogue and digital theatre. Her current research is concerned with new narrative practices, politics of participation, theater and digitality. She is the author of Performing Stories: Narrative as Performance (Seagull Books 2022).

For additional information about Dr. Nina Tecklenburg visit her profile at Bard Berlin.

Academic, writer, and dramaturg. His research in concerned with experimental performance, subcultures and censorship, and is currently focused on the new culture war of the early 21st century and its intersections with theatre, performance, and live art.

For additional information about Dr. Lewis Church visit his profile at orcid.

Transdisciplinary artist and curator, working in the Art Department of the Universidad de los Andes as an associate professor. Carmen has been working on multimedia projects since the late 1990s. Her interests are especially focused on performing arts projects mediated by technology in experimental and immersive formats, expanded narratives and the poetics of technology. She’s the artistic director of La Quinta del Lobo, an interdisciplinary multimedia ensemble of performing and expanded arts, established in 2010 in Bogotá, Colombia. Their works explore the creative possibilities that emerge from the intersections between the arts, science and technologies that define our era. Since 2014, she is the head curator of Voltaje (Art and Technology Salón). Her creative work has been exhibited in the Americas, Middle East, Asia, and Europe.

For additional information about Carmen Gil visit her profile at OSUN.

Director of Performing Arts at the Universidad de los Andes. Theatre, opera and musical theatre director and producer. Since 2016 he directs the area of ​​performing arts at the Universidad de los Andes. With a poetic style that articulates classicism and the experimental, he has directed more than twenty plays of different genres. Since 2007 he directs his own production company, La Compañía Estable, in association with some of the main theatres in Bogotá.

For additional information about Pedro Salazar visit his profile at Uniandes.

Dr Myer Taub is an award winning South African academic, multi-disciplinary artist, dramatist, innovator, deviator, goat and perverse-pirate-priest who teaches theatre and performance at the Wits School of Arts.

For additional information about Dr. Myer Taub visit his profile at University of the Witwatersrand.

Reader in Theatre and Performance at Birkbeck, University of London. His research focuses on contemporary theatre and performance, including queer theatre and performance, the medical humanities, and psychosocial issues including experiences of grief, trauma, genorosity, dis/orientation and intimacy. He is director of MA Text and Performance, co-director of Birkbeck Centre for Contemporary Theatre and director of BiGS: Birkbeck Gender and Sexuality. <

For additional information about Dr. Fintan Walsh visit his profile at Birkbeck, University of London.