… Even in tired spaces of urban schooling, bad lights, graffitied desk, broken chairs and … praxis
of schooling and social life, where urban youth are cast routinely as dangerous or invisible. …

… and significant ideas of citizenship in education? I argue here that the art form of theater
presents itself as a potentially powerful medium of citizenship education, and that two books …

… The Theatre of Urban: Youth and Schooling in Dangerous Times is an ethnography of
four different school sites in the two cities of Toronto, Canada and New York, USA. In …

… -twelve Middleview Technical High School (pseudonym) … The Theatre of Urban: Youth and
Schooling in Dangerous Times. … four urban schools: two in Toronto and two in New York City. …

… urban schools struggling to attend and gain from education? … like to suggest simply that in
our times, and around the globe, … and fixing identities is always a difficult one. In this research, …

… Through drama education and applied theatre practices, the … , two groups of youth will spend
some time working with an … and distorted representations of urban youth. Through drama …

… Within such a frame, Kathleen Gallagher's The theatre of urban: youth and schooling in
dangerous times reads like a Japanese banquet: crisp, interesting, with a sense of history, …

… , in her ethnography of theatre in urban schools, describes a ‘… it Á while at the same time
offering us the flexible stability we … Within this portrayal, we focus on two moments that emerge …

… Like Guinier and Deveare Smith (Citation2002), we think that the “aha” moments of theatre,
… Today, assuming you are a high-school student in an urban public school in North America, …

… theatre education. There have been various ways in which theatre education has been defined
over time, … felt not only in urban cities, but in Victorian schools. The institutional spaces of …