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African theatre : 15, China, India and the Eastern world / edited by Martin Banham, James Gibbs & Femi Osofisan.

Contributor(s): Banham, Martin [editor.] | Gibbs, James (James Morel) [editor.] | Osofisan, Femi [editor.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Oxford : James Currey, 2016Description: 192 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 22 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781847011466 (hbk.) :Other title: China, India and the Eastern worldSubject(s): Theater -- Africa -- History | Performing Arts | Performing ArtsDDC classification: 792'.096'0905 Summary: Drawing on expertise from across the African continent this collection reflects the realities for women working and making theatre: for example how Egyptian director Dalia Basiouny has documented the 'Tahrir Stories' of the Egyptian Revolution; how in Uganda women have used various theatrical devices such as oral poetry to seek common ground in rural-urban intergenerational theatre project; and the use of physical theatre to examine disavowed memory in South Africa. There are also articles on re-thinking performance space and modes of performance for gendered advocacy in Botswana and how women are addressing gender-based violence and rape culture, comparing performance and street-based activism in South Africa and India.
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Drawing on expertise from across the African continent this collection reflects the realities for women working and making theatre: for example how Egyptian director Dalia Basiouny has documented the 'Tahrir Stories' of the Egyptian Revolution; how in Uganda women have used various theatrical devices such as oral poetry to seek common ground in rural-urban intergenerational theatre project; and the use of physical theatre to examine disavowed memory in South Africa. There are also articles on re-thinking performance space and modes of performance for gendered advocacy in Botswana and how women are addressing gender-based violence and rape culture, comparing performance and street-based activism in South Africa and India.

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