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The Prisoner’s Body: Violence, Desire and Masculinities in a Nicaraguan Prison Theatre Group

2016
It is not violence but rather its supposed absence within incarceration that makes every interaction, verbal or physical, ridden with its intentions. This chapter follows the Nicaraguan prisoner not only in his narrative silences, gaps, and sudden confessions of blood-stained experience but also in his ridiculization and fascination with the effeminate
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A Day in the Life of a Prison Theatre Program

TDR/The Drama Review, 2003
The artistic director of Rehabilitation through the Arts recounts making Voices from Within with and for inmates of Sing Sing, a high-security prison north of New York City. The play, a collaboration developed in a workshop with playwright Barbara Quintero, portrays the strategies prisoners consciously or unconsciously use to survive the experience of
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Performing new lives: prison theatre

Research in Drama Education: The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance, 2012
Performing new lives: prison theatre, edited by Jonathan Shailor, London, Jessica Kingsley, 2011, ISBN 978 1 84905 823 0 Performing New Lives is an engaging and accessible collection of 15 essays p...
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Performing Te Whare Tapa Whā: Building on Cultural Rights to Decolonise Prison Theatre Practice

Research in Drama Education, 2021
Pedro Ilgenfritz   +2 more
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Theatre in the Solovki Prison Camp

Russian Review, 1997
Lynn Mally   +2 more
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Theatre & Prison

Contemporary Theatre Review, 2013
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