CriTicaL PRAcTiCe
The Cabaret Commons Critical Practice (CCCP) is a venue for publishing in multimedia formats, reviews, responses, rants, and processes on everything to do with translocal grassroots cabarets and their worlds.
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Series Introduction: Accessibility in Digital Humanities
This series will explore the history, present, and future of accessibility in digital humanities, beginning with an overview of the connections between computing and injustice.
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GLITTERfesto Redux
An Open Love Letter in Trinity Formation For A Revolutionary Movement Of Activist Performance Based On The Premise That Social Justice Is Fabulous
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Casta Diva: When the Lip-Synch Speaks
A deconstruction of the 2boys.tv cabaret work "Casta Diva" (2002).
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Stor(y)ing mi desmadre
Stor(y)ing mi desmadre: On feminized queer nightlife archives and historiography in Latin America.
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Las Guardianas
Sobre la labor archivística e historiográfica de las guardianas entre las caguamas.
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Introduction: "Cabaret Where We Live"
It was less than a month into the self-isolation, stay-at-home COVID19 pandemic protocols had been in place in most of Canada when I saw the Facebook event invitation to “Passoverboard! A live-Zoom coronabaret of music + drag” hosted, curated and produced by Peaches LePoz (aka Peaches LePox, aka Jordan Arseneault) and Douch La Douche (aka Laura Boo).