Theatre for development: a dynamic tool for change

A group of actors stands in a frozen image of a community whose members do not communicate. A man comes from the audience and moves the actors around to create an image of everyone standing in reconciliation. Then a man and a woman create an image of 'transition’, where the actors show a willin...

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Main Author: Helen Scott-Danter
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: University of Oxford 1999-12-01
Series:Forced Migration Review
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Online Access:http://www.fmreview.org/en/FMRpdfs/FMR06/fmr607.pdf
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spelling doaj-a4817026d11240d2bc8ddf60967688cc2020-11-24T23:24:39ZaraUniversity of OxfordForced Migration Review1460-98191999-12-0162224Theatre for development: a dynamic tool for changeHelen Scott-DanterA group of actors stands in a frozen image of a community whose members do not communicate. A man comes from the audience and moves the actors around to create an image of everyone standing in reconciliation. Then a man and a woman create an image of 'transition’, where the actors show a willingness to communicate by sitting in a circle drinking the local brew. The actors then show the three images in succession and theaudience applauds.http://www.fmreview.org/en/FMRpdfs/FMR06/fmr607.pdfrefugeesdisplacementtheatredevelopmentpsychosocial welfareconflict
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Forced Migration Review
refugees
displacement
theatre
development
psychosocial welfare
conflict
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title Theatre for development: a dynamic tool for change
title_short Theatre for development: a dynamic tool for change
title_full Theatre for development: a dynamic tool for change
title_fullStr Theatre for development: a dynamic tool for change
title_full_unstemmed Theatre for development: a dynamic tool for change
title_sort theatre for development: a dynamic tool for change
publisher University of Oxford
series Forced Migration Review
issn 1460-9819
publishDate 1999-12-01
description A group of actors stands in a frozen image of a community whose members do not communicate. A man comes from the audience and moves the actors around to create an image of everyone standing in reconciliation. Then a man and a woman create an image of 'transition’, where the actors show a willingness to communicate by sitting in a circle drinking the local brew. The actors then show the three images in succession and theaudience applauds.
topic refugees
displacement
theatre
development
psychosocial welfare
conflict
url http://www.fmreview.org/en/FMRpdfs/FMR06/fmr607.pdf
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