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Theatralia

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One of the main objectives of the WG Theatralia is to respond to the needs of theater artists, experts, and researchers, providing guidelines for the best methods to implement the digitally based strategies in their research, i.e., in a theatrical production or performance, and to increase the awareness and usage of ICTs in the Performing Arts research in general.

Thus, Theatralia will be oriented to the following target groups:

  • researchers
  • archivists / collection curators
  • theatrical artists.

In collaboration with the theatrical experts, Theatralia will analyze the challenges that arise from the digitization of various theatrical aspects, i.e., scenography (sets), costumes, sounds and projections, as well as from a performance as a whole, which would otherwise solely exist in the participants’ or audience’s memory. Theatralia will therefore extend the scope of a current Digital Humanities approach that fails to take into account this intangible heritage aspect.

Furthermore, through its research, workshops, and collaboration with other WGs, Theatralia will operate to devise the best standards and practices, e.g., those pertaining to the metadata schemata and vocabularies in the digital theatrical registries, rather than to focus on the digitization per se or to operate on the digitization of theatrical materials only.

Pursuant to its mission, Theatralia will also be focused on the following activities:

  1. organizing workshops and encounters at which the researchers, GLAM sector experts, and artists would present their research and projects
  2. establishing a dialog pertaining to the materials digitization (international standards, copyright, technological capacities monitoring, financial and personnel problems)
  3. deliberating the role of the digitized theatrical materials in the context of contemporary cultural practices and their artistic, theatrological, and promotional functionality and accessibility to various beneficiaries
  4. promoting the digitized theatralia in academia, theaters, media, and among the student population.

 

The first WG’s project would be the compilation of a registry pertaining to the analog and digital Performing Arts documentation collections.

Contact THEATRALIA: theatralia@dariah.eu

 

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  • Anamarija Žugić Borić

    Research assistant, DARIAH-HR

    Anamarija Žugić Borić studied Comparative Literature and Latin Language and Literature at the Faculty of...

    Anamarija Žugić Borić studied Comparative Literature and Latin Language and Literature at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia, where she currently writes a Ph.D. thesis on the independent contemporary theater in Croatia. Prior to joining Croatia’s National DARIAH Coordination Office in her capacity as an assistant, she worked as a TA at the Department of Classical Philology, University of Zagreb, and as an assistant in the Division of the History of Croatian Theater, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts. She also worked as a publishing house editor. Anamarija Žugić Borić is also a freelance music and theater critic, copywriter, copyeditor, and proofreader. She was engaged in various DH projects and workshops, in particular in the Open Philology Workshop in Leipzig, in the Croatiae auctores Latini (CroALa) collection and in the digitization of theatrical materials for the Digital Collection and Catalog of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts. Her research interests include performing arts, digital theater, theatrical sound and music, archival processing, NLP, digital collections and digital editions.

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  • Tihomir Živić

    Associate Professor

    Tihomir Živić is an Associate Professor and Acting Chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and...

    Tihomir Živić is an Associate Professor and Acting Chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and Physical Education at the Faculty of Agrobiotechnical Sciences Osijek, Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek, where he teaches courses in English Studies and German Studies. A former Fulbrighter, he received his Ph. D. from Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek with a thesis on Stephen J. Greenblatt's New Historicism. The areas of his interest are American Studies, Digital Humanities, Cultural Poetics and Literary Studies, being the topics of his scientific and professional books and the papers in the fields of Philology and Literary Criticism. He is a member, inter alia, of the Croatian Association for American Studies (HUAmS) and an associate of the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH-EU), where he is involved in the Working Group on Ethics and Legality in the Digital Arts and Humanities (WG ELDAH).

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