Playing Boal: Theatre, Therapy, Activism
This marvelous collection of material, assembled and arranged by Jan Cohen-Cruz and Mady Schutzman, truly goes from the entry level--sort of Basic Boal--to extremely interesting practical applications that are very useful. It also addresses with great vigour the broader political and social questions raised by Boal's work. This collection is urgently welcome.–Douglas L. Paterson, Chair of the Department of Dramatic Arts, University of Nebraska at OmahaThis book is a necessary and timely addition to the study of the range of theatre techniques known as Theatre of the Oppressed and its founder, the Brazilian theatre director and political activist, Augusto Boal. It tries to accommodate both those completely new to Theatre of the Oppressed as well as those engaged in a more detailed professional and/or academic involvement with the work.–Theatre Research InternationalThis book is a must for anyone concerned about performance in conjunction with politics, activism, therapy, and/or community work--or for anyone interested in the application of theory to performance practice.–Theatre Insight