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In the eighties, at the Centro Cultural Ricardo Rojas (C.C.R.R) of the University of Buenos Aires, Batato Barea (a clown-transvestite-literary) proposed a body dramaturgy that disregarded the logic of sex-gender. In the new millennium, within the framework of the activities developed by the Gender Technologies Area of the mentioned institution, his figure was evoked, in a spectral manner, through a scenic program that dialogued with the social movement of the transvestites of Buenos Aires city. From this intersection at the C.C.R.R., author Guillermina "Mina" Bevacqua (Concepcion del Uruguay…
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1 edition- Other · Spanish · 2020Editorial Libretto · 317 pages · 9789874704849
Criticism and interpretationHistoryTheaterExperimental theaterPerformance artTransgender artistsCentro Cultural Rector Ricardo Rojas






