<i>Sakartvelo:</i> A Journey in Foreign Lands

“ Sakartvelo” is the title of Jasmijn Apte’s live journalism thesis show, which takes viewers into the consequences of a foreign agent law introduced by the Georgian government. By using snippets from her show, Apte exposes us to the opportunities for experimentation in live journalism, and the conflicts and challenges inherent in this process, specifically working with actors or journalists as performers.

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Journal
Canadian Theatre Review
Published
2025-08-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3138/ctr.203.006
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Media Studies and Communication
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Sakartvelo: A Journey in Foreign Lands

Jasmijn Apte
Canadian Theatre Review
Media Studies and Communication
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Sakartvelo: A Journey in Foreign Lands

Jasmijn Apte
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Abstract

“ Sakartvelo” is the title of Jasmijn Apte’s live journalism thesis show, which takes viewers into the consequences of a foreign agent law introduced by the Georgian government. By using snippets from her show, Apte exposes us to the opportunities for experimentation in live journalism, and the conflicts and challenges inherent in this process, specifically working with actors or journalists as performers.

Canadian Theatre ReviewVol. 203
Peace, Justice and strong institutions
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Media Studies and Communication
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