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Forum Theatre for Reconciliation: a drama-based approach to conflict transformation applied to socio-environmental struggles in Bolivia. [PDF]
PeacebuildingMiramonti A, Fontana LB, Johnston C.
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Conflict, Theatrical Production, and Pedagogy
Qualitative Inquiry, 2009Conflict generated in theatre productions in university theatre departments is unique to its context. Issues of role ambiguity; scarce resources; fear and response to the unknown or unfamiliar; and power relations, among others, influence both the generation and the management of conflict.
Diana Denton, Steve Ryder
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Effects of War on Theatrical Production
1998The effects of war on industry, apart from the reduction of the workforce via conscription, were wide ranging as the Government sought to utilize all modes of industrial output and communication in an effort to secure victory. The Government’s appropriation of the country’s main means of transport, the railways, followed by the printing and paper ...
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Theatrical Production’s Carbon Footprint
2012An increasing, and justifiable, sense of alarm about the ecological crisis carries an imperative to rethink how society imposes the built environment upon the natural. Theater artists, like all other members of contemporary society, have an opportunity to reconsider how we do what we do.1 This opportunity is not merely a question of reducing our carbon
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To the People, The Means of Theatrical Production
2021Augusto Boal, Adrian Jackson
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