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Aesthetic Citizenship: Immigration and Theater in Twenty-First-Century Paris by Emine Fişek (review)

Abstract:A meticulously contextualized ethnography of theatre, addressing and intervening in political struggles surrounding immigration in Paris, beginning in the 1970s and focused on the early twenty-first century. For French artists, theatre offers humanitarian witnessing and a path to French national belonging. The book's analyses reveal the idealism and ambivalence of French republicanism.