The CRAB: Journal of Theatre and Media Arts

About this journal

The CRAB: Journal of Theatre and Media Arts is a scholarly publication dedicated to exploring the intersection of theatre and media arts. It provides a platform for critical analysis, innovative practice, and theoretical investigation of these dynamic and ever-evolving fields. The journal embraces a broad scope, encompassing various forms of performance, including live theatre, digital performance, film, television, and new media.

The CRAB's key themes reflect the evolving landscape of theatre and media arts. It examines the relationship between performance and technology, explores the social, political, and cultural contexts of performance, investigates the role of audience engagement, and delves into the creative processes behind theatrical and media productions. The journal encourages interdisciplinary dialogue and welcomes contributions from scholars, practitioners, and artists across various disciplines.

The audience for The CRAB encompasses a diverse group of individuals, including academics, theatre and media arts professionals, students, and enthusiasts. It aims to foster a community of engaged readers who are interested in pushing the boundaries of theatrical and media practices. By providing a space for critical reflection and creative discourse, The CRAB promotes a deeper understanding of the evolving role of performance in contemporary society.

The CRAB has established a significant impact within the field of theatre and media arts. It has become a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners seeking to engage with cutting-edge research and innovative practices. The journal's contributions have influenced theatrical and media production, fostered interdisciplinary collaborations, and contributed to the ongoing evolution of these dynamic fields.