Leifert, Jonas (DE). MA in Performance Studies, Universität Hamburg. Cultural management and artistic production, cooperation and project based productions among others with Universität Hamburg, Kampnagel, Elbphilharmonie, K3 ­ Tanzplan Hamburg, Tanz im August. Voluntary activity in the artist associations Dachverband freie darstellende Künste Hamburg e.V. and Probebühne im Gängeviertel e.V.

mail@jonasleifert.de

Leigh Foster, Susan (USA). Choreographer and Scholar. Distinguished Professor in the Department of World Arts and Cultures/Dance at UCLA. Currently working on a book about dance and value.

slfoster@arts.ucla.edu

Len, Ariel (CAN). Founder of Zoey’s Projects, Canadian Filmmaker, Creator, Producer, Director, Choreographer, Dancer, Writer, Multi-Medium, Visual and Performance Artist.

https://www.zoeysprojects.com

Leschik, Luise (DE). Artist and Student Performance Studies at Hamburg University/Germany Germany.

luiseleschik@gmail.com

(CAN). Postdoctoral Fellow. Department of Theatre, Concordia University, Montreal/ Canada. Publications: Practice (with M. Boon, forthcoming); The Museum of Everyday Life: Objects and Affects of Glorious Obscurity (article); Animate Entities: Objects in Performance (curator).

gabriel.levine@concordia.ca

Lewis, Lisa (UK). Reader in Theatre and Performance and Co-Director of the Centre for Media and Culture in Small Nations. University of South Wales/UK.

lisa.lewis@decymru.ac.uk

Li, Qianru (USA). Ph.D. student of Theatre & Performance Studies. University of Georgia. Georgia/USA.

qianruli@uga.edu

Lim, Alvin Eng Hui (UK/SGP). Postdoctoral Fellow. Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities. University of Edinburgh, England. Member of the After Performance research ensemble. Publications: Actor training and intercultural jam in a multicultural context; Theatre, Dance and Performance Training.

ellleha@nus.edu.sg

Lind-Valdan, Stense Andrea (DK). Artist.

http://stenseandrealindvaldan.blogspot.de/

Ling Lee, Cynthia. Choreographer and scholar, instigates postcolonial, queer, and feminist-of-color interventions in the field of experimental body-based performance. Trained in US postmodern dance and North Indian classical kathak, she is committed to intimate collaborative relationships, ethical intercultural exchange, and foregrounding marginalized voices and aesthetics.

http://www.cynthialinglee.com