Cairncross, Boni (AUS). Australian interdisciplinary artist and Ph.D. candidate. UNSW/Australia. She has presented widely throughout Australia at Artspace, Margaret Lawrence Gallery and PICA, among others.

boni.cairncross@gmail.com

Calingacion, Belen D. (PH). Professor of Speech Communication and Performance Studies. University of the Philippines Diliman. Research interests include explorations on the use of theatre/performance for empowerment and education of marginalized communities (i.e. street children, women in prison) and for those affected by disasters.

belcal@yahoo.com

Carboni, Alessandro (HKG/CHN, IT). Interdisciplinary Artist. Based in Hong Kong/China and Sardinia.

acarboni.promo@gmail.com

Carrera, Marc (DE/ES). MA Performance Studies. Hamburg University. Founding member of two theatre companies (La Quadra Màgica – satirical/political theatre, and Microscopía Teatro – object/visual/experimental theatre and the electro-pop-performance band Zink Tank). Founded the artist-run space for performing arts Tatwerk Berlin

Cervera, Felipe (MX/SG). Completing his PhD in Theatre Studies. National University of Singapore. Publications: On Silence, Singapore Malays and Jacques Ranciére (Performance Philosophy, 2017); Astroaesthetics: Performance and the Rise of Interplanetary Culture (TRI, 2016); and On Transauthorship (with After Performance Research Ensemble, Performance Research, 2016).

cervera@u.nus.edu

Chambers-Letson, Joshua (USA). Assistant Professor of Performance Studies. Northwestern University/USA. Publications: A Race So Different: Law and Performance in Asian America (2013).

jchambers@northwestern.edu

Chatterjee, Sandra (DE/USA). Dancer, Teacher, Scholar. Choreographic and scholarly work is situated at the intersection of theory and practice deals with performance, dance, and the body with a focus on gender, postcolonial and migration studies.

http://www.sandrachatterjee.net

Cheng, Damian Wai-pang (HKG). Researcher, Theatre- and Art Critic, Poet, Writer. Research Interests: Cultural activism, urban spatial politics, cultural development of city, cultural economy, and performativity. Lecturer at Office of University General Education, Chinese University of Hong Kong. Founding member of Inmedia.hk, Board Director of the International Association of Theatre Critics (Hong Kong).

Cheng, Fan-Ting (TWN). Assistant Professor in the Graduate Institute of Taiwan Literature. National Taiwan University. Ph.D. in Theater and Performance Studies at University of California, UCLA in 2014. Her interests include: Queer Politics, Contemporary Theater, and Island Discourse.

fantingcheng@gmail.com

Chin, Jia-iuan (CHN). Assistant Professor. Department of Chinese Literature, National Cheng Kung University. She has published papers in leading journals on topics such as participatory theatre, mobile spectatorship, theatrical spaces and contemporary Taiwanese Opera. Chin received her Ph.D. from Royal Holloway, University of London.

jchin@mail.ncku.edu.tw