Research-based Theatre
An Artistic Methodology
Distributed for Intellect Ltd
200 pages
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11 halftones
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7 x 9
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© 2016
- Contents
Table of Contents
Contents
Acknowledgements
List of Illustrations
Foreword
John O’Toole and Judith Ackroyd
Introduction
Graham W. Lea and George Belliveau
Section I: Education
Chapter 1: Scripting a Narrative Inheritance: Homa Bay Memories
Graham W. Lea
Chapter 2: The Ink Murderers Can’t Hold It Any Longer
Betsy ferrer Okello
Chapter 3: The Lives of Incarcerated Youth in Athabasca’s Going Unmanned
Diane Conrad
Chapter 4: Critical Plays: An Exploration in Truth and Verisimilitude
Christine Sinclair and Anne Harris
Section II: Health
Chapter 5: Considering Aesthetics: Bringing New Awareness to Patient Safety Culture in Hospitals
Julia Gray and Gail Mitchell
Chapter 6: Communicating about Dementia Care through Theatre: Inside Out of Mind
Tanya Myers and Justine Schneider
Chapter 7: Transitioning Home: Research-Based Theatre with Returning Servicemen and Their Families
Linda Hassall and Michael Balfour
Chapter 8: No Particular Place to Go
Trudy Pauluth-Penner, Warwick Dobson, Monica Prendergast, and Holly Tuokko
Section III: Community
Chapter 9: An Ethnographic Performance for Professional Learning
Jane Bird
Chapter 10: Temporarily Yours: Foreign Domestic Workers in Singapore
Prue Wales
Chapter 11: Harriet’s House and Ana’s Shadow: Learning about Other People’s Families
Tara Goldstein
Chapter 12: Performing Autobiography
George Belliveau and Rita L. Irwin
Final Reflections
George Belliveau and Graham W. Lea
Contributors
References
List of Illustrations
Foreword
John O’Toole and Judith Ackroyd
Introduction
Graham W. Lea and George Belliveau
Section I: Education
Chapter 1: Scripting a Narrative Inheritance: Homa Bay Memories
Graham W. Lea
Chapter 2: The Ink Murderers Can’t Hold It Any Longer
Betsy ferrer Okello
Chapter 3: The Lives of Incarcerated Youth in Athabasca’s Going Unmanned
Diane Conrad
Chapter 4: Critical Plays: An Exploration in Truth and Verisimilitude
Christine Sinclair and Anne Harris
Section II: Health
Chapter 5: Considering Aesthetics: Bringing New Awareness to Patient Safety Culture in Hospitals
Julia Gray and Gail Mitchell
Chapter 6: Communicating about Dementia Care through Theatre: Inside Out of Mind
Tanya Myers and Justine Schneider
Chapter 7: Transitioning Home: Research-Based Theatre with Returning Servicemen and Their Families
Linda Hassall and Michael Balfour
Chapter 8: No Particular Place to Go
Trudy Pauluth-Penner, Warwick Dobson, Monica Prendergast, and Holly Tuokko
Section III: Community
Chapter 9: An Ethnographic Performance for Professional Learning
Jane Bird
Chapter 10: Temporarily Yours: Foreign Domestic Workers in Singapore
Prue Wales
Chapter 11: Harriet’s House and Ana’s Shadow: Learning about Other People’s Families
Tara Goldstein
Chapter 12: Performing Autobiography
George Belliveau and Rita L. Irwin
Final Reflections
George Belliveau and Graham W. Lea
Contributors
References
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