Youth and theatre of the oppressed / edited by Peter Duffy and Elinor Vettraino.
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TextPublisher: New York ; Basingstoke : Palgrave Macmillan, 2010Description: xvii, 286 pContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9780230105966 (ebook)Subject(s): Drama -- Therapeutic use | Theater and youth | Drama in education | Performing Arts | Theatre studies | Dance | Age groups | Creative therapy (eg art, music, drama) | Performing arts | Age groups: childrenGenre/Form: Online access: click to view 400 credits Also available in printed form ISBN 9780230619173Summary: This text contains a collection of essential essays from some of the most influential and exciting practitioners of Theatre of the Oppressed with youth from around the world. Youth and Theatre of the Oppressed investigates a performance strategy which aims to develop possible alternatives to oppressive forces in individual s lives. Eminent contributors offer diverse perspectives on the theories and practices within Theatre of the Oppressed, especially as it relates to young people. This book shares TO s goal of engaging the collective to create generative conversations among readers which look deeply into the issues of community through theatre - whether in India or Indiana - and to work with young people to name their world, untangle the knot of oppressions, and to develop with them possible action plans for their own futures.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
This text contains a collection of essential essays from some of the most influential and exciting practitioners of Theatre of the Oppressed with youth from around the world. Youth and Theatre of the Oppressed investigates a performance strategy which aims to develop possible alternatives to oppressive forces in individual s lives. Eminent contributors offer diverse perspectives on the theories and practices within Theatre of the Oppressed, especially as it relates to young people. This book shares TO s goal of engaging the collective to create generative conversations among readers which look deeply into the issues of community through theatre - whether in India or Indiana - and to work with young people to name their world, untangle the knot of oppressions, and to develop with them possible action plans for their own futures.
Also available in printed form ISBN 9780230619173
Electronic reproduction. Askews and Holts. Mode of access: World Wide Web.
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