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The Therapeutic Power of Performance

06 Apr The Therapeutic Power of Performance

Posted at 14:34h in Applied Theatre, Community Organizing, Creativity, Human Development, Look and Listen, Performance Movement, Psychology of Becoming, Theatre by

I just rewatched this wonderfully intimate and informative video of a plenary session at Performing the World 2012. It begins with some talented improvisors setting the scene, so to speak, for the conversation among five performance activists—Lin-Ching Hsia from Taiwan, Christine LaCerva from NYC, Charles Rozman from France, Lenora Fulani from NYC, Hector Aristizabal from Colombia and Los Angeles, and Artin Goncu from Chicago.PTW-2012-weblogo-outerglobe

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