Theatre Pedagogy holds that cognition is body-based. Through performance the body's
unconscious procedural memory learns. This information learned through repeated …

Embodied selves : ritual, relationships and identity in theatre production : an ethnographic case
study of <italic toggle= Page 1 SATJ 2005 VOLUME 19 72 Embodied selves: ritual …

Drawing examples from a participatory theatre workshop organised in Mbalmayo,
Cameroon, this chapter will show how children participants reconstruct their past through …

Helen Nicholson (2005) aptly describes applied drama and theatre as a gift.
Notwithstanding the contestable meanings that may be attached to the metaphor of a gift …

The main intention of this paper is to share my experiences and discoveries explored
through a theatre-making qualitative research process. In this manner, I created and directed …

'Experience, like the immune system, stands as one more interface between a permeable,
unstable selfhood and the multitudinous world'(Michelson 1999: 152). This paper is …

This article proposes that participatory museum theatre can provide a platform through
which learners studying history can engage a troubled past, specifically looking at South …

In Namibia the dunes along the coast are so wide that people call the area a desert; the
Namib Desert. A dusty plain with sparse vegetation separates the Namib from the Kalahari …

The Life Drama project is a drama-based sexual health promotion project, developed by a
cross-cultural research team in Papua New Guinea (PNG) over the past four years …

African cultural performances are modes of cultural production that are not divorced from the
representations of the social life in which they exist. The making and 'unmaking'of culture …