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Theatre of the Oppressed: a standalone construct

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Theatre ofthe Oppressed1 CONSTRUCTTheatre of the OppressedBOAL · APPLIED THEATRE

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Applied theatre

Boal's family of participatory theatre techniques that turn spectators into actors who rehearse resisting oppression and changing reality.

In applied theatre, Theatre of the Oppressed refers to Boal's family of participatory theatre techniques that turn spectators into actors who rehearse resisting oppression and changing reality. This meaning comes from Boal (1974/1984) in Theatre of the oppressed.[1]

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  1. Boal, A. (1984). Theatre of the oppressed. Continuum. (Original work published 1974) ISBN 9780826401977

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