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<b>Call for Papers</b> <i>Documenta</i> special edition: Milo Rau – Comparative Lenses</div>
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<b>Guest editor:</b> Lily Climenhaga, <a href="mailto:lily.climenhaga@ugent.be" id="OWAfee3cb9c-e73b-f89c-2472-743275fad804" class="OWAAutoLink">
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In 2009, Swiss-German theatre-maker Milo Rau stormed onto Western European mainstages with the premiere of the first production of his then recently founded production company, the International Institute of Political Murder (IIPM),
<i>The Last Days of the Ceausescus</i>. Since 2009, Rau has gained international prominence for his brand of political theatre: reenactments, actor-specific biographic monologues, conflict zone productions, judicial performatives, and political actions. In
recent years, Rau has increasingly shifted his attention towards institutions and institutionalization: In 2018, he was named artistic director of the Flemish city-theatre Nederlands Toneel Gent (NTGent) and later, in 2023, the artistic director of the Wiener
Festwochen, one of Western Europe’s most important multi-disciplinary art and performance festivals.</div>
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Over the past fifteen years, Rau has become known for a unique brand of a politically engaged theatre of the real. He and his IIPM team have staged reenactments of moments of historical trauma from the show trial of Nicolae and Elena Ceausescu on Christmas
Eve 1989 in Romania, a pro-genocide radio station broadcasting in the darkest days of the Rwandan Genocide, and the horrific crimes and long shadow of serial pedophile and murderer Marc Dutroux in Belgium; more classic staged productions rewriting histories
and philosophies through the biographies of actors; staged classic texts in the economic borderlands of Europe (Brazil, Iraq, and refugee camps along the Mediterranean); operas about acid spills in the Congo; and restaged the trials of subversive political
artists and impossible economic tribunals in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.</div>
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In addition to his extensive artistic output (roughly four projects a year), since 2018, Rau has positioned himself at the centre of a growing discussion about
<i>institutional dramaturgy</i>, fashioning his houses to reflect his own distinct political aesthetic. Under Rau, NTGent was given the title
<i>The City-Theatre of the Future</i>, a political and politically engaged theatre, and the Wiener Festwochen declared the
<i>Freie Wiener Republik</i>, the Free Republic of Vienna. With the composition and publication of manifestos and declarations directly related to the internal and everyday functioning of the theatre, the director has very explicitly identified that the leadership
of a theatre is more than the mere bureaucratic management of a performance venue, but a curatorial project.</div>
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Amidst these various projects, Rau is also a prolific author, publishing numerous opinion pieces, taking part in countless interviews for media outlets and journals across Europe, and frequently publishing compiled volumes of articles and interviews. Because
Rau writes and publishes so extensively about himself and his theatre, we are provided with a self-published archive about the director. Within this massive archive, we find a director who (not necessarily uniquely) clearly situates himself as an innovator,
someone working outside the trends and movements of German language – and more broadly Western European – theatre. However, while Rau is known for a highly political and boundary-pushing aesthetic, we cannot separate him or his theatre from other contemporary
theatre-makers, emergent theatre practices, and existing theatre traditions. The director is frequently looked at in isolation or with only passing superficial references to a specific pantheon of political artists including Bertolt Brecht, Christoph Schlingensief,
or Augusto Boal. However, Rau’s directorial work sits among overlapping traditions from various genres of political theatre: documentary theatre, verbatim theatre, socially engaged theatre, theatre of war, court theatre, artivism, artistic activism, adaptation,
autoethnographic theatre, and more.</div>
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In this special edition, we invite scholars and artists to consider the director in context, looking his work through a comparative lens, positioning Rau (both historically and presently) within a vibrant, politically engaged, and transformative cultural landscape.
As a director not necessarily ahead of his time, but as someone reacting to and with the broader trends, societal conversations, and aesthetic movements and discussions. Here, we ask: How can we understand and interpret the director, not as an exception, but
as part of the broader cultural, political, and societal shifts of a larger theatre landscape?</div>
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This thematic issue of <i>Documenta</i> seeks to contextualize the work of Milo Rau: his directorial work in theatre and film, his institutional work as artistic director, and his written work as an author and editor. How do we read Rau’s work in parallel with
other (past and present) artists and initiators? Where does he fit within larger theatrical traditions such as (but not limited to): documentary theatre, intercultural theatre, postmigrant theatre, court theatre, postcolonial critique, new journalism, etc.?
How have other artists explored the same or similar thematic in their work? What artists, traditions, and/or political actors is Rau building upon? What artists, traditions, and/or political actors are building upon Rau? The editors of
<i>Documenta </i>invite contributors to reflect on the different frames through which we can consider, situate, parallel, or contrast Rau’s work.</div>
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Contributors might consider, but are not limited to:</div>
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- one-to-one parallels of single productions or trilogies/series with that/those of other artists</div>
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- creation processes</div>
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- artist to artist parallels/comparisons</div>
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- genres: documentary theatre, reenactment, (p)reenactment, etc.</div>
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- structural work or institutional dramaturgy</div>
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- festivals and city-theatres</div>
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- manifestos and declarations</div>
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- political actions and activism</div>
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- artist-initiated critical writing</div>
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- broader thematic overlap between Rau and other artists</div>
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- parallel transnational interests</div>
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- historical and/or contemporary parallels with directors or/and institutions</div>
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<b>Timeline:</b></div>
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<b> Proposals: </b>October 15, 2024</div>
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<b> First Drafts: </b>February 1, 2025</div>
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<b> Second Drafts: </b>April 1, 2025</div>
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<b> Publication: </b>September 2025</div>
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Bossart, Rolf. “Realistic art and the creation of artistic truth.” <i>The Routledge Companion to Applied Performance</i>. New York: Routledge, 2020. 364-370.</div>
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Climenhaga, Lily and Piet Defraeye. <i>Theater</i>, special edition on Milo Rau. 51:2. Durham: Duke University Press, 2021.</div>
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Decreus, Freddy. “‘Theatre remains traditionalist and Eurocentric’: About Milo Rau’s ‘Theatre of Crisis.’”
<i>Staging 21st Century Tragedies: Theatre, Politics, and Global Crisis</i>. Ed. Avra Sidiropoulou. New York: Routledge, 2022.</div>
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Rau, Milo. Das geschichtliche Gefühl. Wege zu einem globalen Realismus. Berlin: Alexander Verlag, 2019.</div>
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Rau, Milo (Ed.). Globaler Realismus – Global Realism. Trans. Lily Climenhaga. Berlin: Verbrecher Verlag, 2018.</div>
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