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image theatre: a standalone construct

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imagetheatre1 CONSTRUCTImage theatreBOAL · APPLIED THEATRE

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Applied theatre

participants shape their own and others' bodies into still images of oppression and of desired change, then animate them to explore the transition.

In applied theatre, image theatre refers to participants shape their own and others' bodies into still images of oppression and of desired change, then animate them to explore the transition. This meaning comes from Boal (2002) in Games for Actors and Non-Actors.[1]

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  1. Boal, A. (2002). Games for Actors and Non-Actors. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9780203994818

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