Fichtner, Regina (DE). Performance Artist and Physical Theatre Teacher. Frankfurt a.M./Germany. http://www.reartzzz.com

Figueroa, Pablo (JP). Assistant Professor in the Center for International Education. Waseda University. Publications: ‘Subversion and Nostalgia in Art Photography of the Fukushima Disaster (In Fukushima and the Arts); ‘Nuclear Risk Governance in Japan and the Fukushima Triple Disaster’ (In Disaster Governance in Urbanising Asia); ‘Risk communication surrounding the Fukushima nuclear disaster: an anthropological approach’ (In Asia Europe Journal).

pablofigueroa@outlook.com

Fisher, Tony (UK). Reader in Theatre and Philosophy. The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London. Publications: co-edited Performing Antagonism: Theatre, Performance and Radical Democracy (2016) and Theatre, Performance, Foucault! (forthcoming). His monograph Theatre and Governance in Britain, 1500-1900 is due out in 2017 (Cambridge University Press).

tony.fisher@cssd.ac.uk

Flanagan, Lisa (USA). Assistant Professor in Communication Studies. Xavier University of Louisiana.  Her research interests include the poetics of place, body and space. Early 20^th century avant garde performance. Visual and material culture. Tourism, communication and performance. Oral history, ethnography, performative writing and mystery. Interdisciplinary and community-based performance.

lflanaga@xula.edu

Florêncio, João (UK). Lecturer in History of Modern and Contemporary Art and Visual Culture. University of Exeter/UK. Publications: Evoking the Strange Within: Performativity, Metaphor, and Translocal Knowledge in Derek Jarman’s Blue; Encountering Worlds: Performance in/as Philosophy in the Ecological Age. j.florencio@exeter.ac.uk

Flover, Doc. Tenure Track Assistant Professor in Documenting and Impression Design. Professional Voyeur. Impression Designer. Memory Hunter. Networker. Recent publications: Future Privacy (2014), Archives of the Invisible, St. Cloud Press (2017). docflover@gmail.com

Foellmer, Susanne (UK). Reader of Dance. Coventry University/Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE), UK. Recent publications: Media Practices, Social Movements, and Performativity: Transdisciplinary Approaches (eds: Foellmer, Susanne/ Luenenborg, Margreth/Raetzsch, Christoph), London/New York: Routledge, forthcoming (2017).

susanne.foellmer@coventry.ac.uk

Fragkou, Marissia (UK). Senior Lecturer in Performing Arts. Canterbury Christ Church University, UK. Book publications: Ecologies of Precarity in Twenty-First Century Theatre (Methuen; forthcoming); guest editing: ‘Dramaturgies of Change/Change of Dramaturgies: Greek Theatre Now’ (Journal of Greek Media and Culture); book chapters: Stan’s Cafe (Methuen, 2015).

marissia.fragkou@canterbury.ac.uk

Franko, Mark (USA). Professor of Dance and Chair. Theater Arts Department University of California, Santa Cruz. He has also maintained a unique dance career bridging and intertwining practice and theory. He and his company, NovAntiqua, have been performing in the United States and abroad since 1985.

tuf08933@temple.edu

Frischkorn, Moritz (DE). Ph.D. Student. Graduate School Performing Citizenship (HafenCity University, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, FUNDUS Theatre, K3 – Center for Choreography, Hamburg).

moritzfrischkorn@yahoo.de