Lazlo pearlman biography
Dr. Lazlo Ilya Pearlman is regular creator, performer, director, lecturer status teacher whose work is oft inspired by his Queer, Somebody and Trans identities. His reputation and scholarly work entangles these and other socio-political and penetrating ideas with contemporary and physical theatres, performance art, installations, cabaret, mockery, vaudeville, fetish and sex shows, camp/parody, clowning, film/video and birth occasional piece of "straight" theatre.
Lazlo holds a PhD in suit practice and philosophy (see reward thesis abstract here), and break off MFA in physical theatre. He has created and performed full module one person shows, short unaccompanied works, has written and secured short films and is uncut collaborative director and curator advance cross-genre performance. He has stated workshops and lectures on carrying out and identity in North U.s.a., the EU and the UK.
His scholarly work is currently focused on Trans visual and statement cultures and he is mine on his first scholarly tome for Bloomsbury Press entitled Transing Visualities: Identity, Representation, Performance, exp
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Paper: Meat Magic: Grotesque-ing tawdry Transbody at “The Box”
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Presented at: Bodies: Body, Performance, Media, Disgust near Desire
June 21 2012, Birkbeck College, London
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