Applied Theatre with Youth: Education, Engagement, Activism

ISBN-13: 9780367483340 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 258 str.

Lisa S. Brenner; Chris Ceraso; Evelyn Diaz Cruz

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Applied Theatre with Youth is a collection of essays that highlight the value and efficacy of applied theatre with young people in a broad range of settings, addressing challenges and offering concrete solutions.

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Editors’ introduction  PART 1: Engaging community: Professional theatres and youth ensembles  1. Goodman Theatre: Civic practice in service of community  2. Playmaking through polycultural partnerships  3. Unleashing the untold story: The Carpetbag Theatre Inc. and the legacy of the T.R.Y. Ensemble  Roundtable discussion with Amikogaabawiikwe (Adrienne Benjamin), Chris Ceraso, Claro de los Reyes, Marion Lopez, Willa J. Taylor, and Joe Tolbert Jr.  PART 2: Bridging divides: Artistic residencies in schools  4. Seeing plays and writing plays: Pathways to understanding  5. “Telling our own story”: Using digital storytelling to re-design education with Texas and Alaska youth  6. A translanguaging stance on theatre education  Roundtable discussion with Sindy Isabel Castro, Chris Ceraso, Kathryn (Katie) Dawson, and David Shookhoff  PART 3: Reframing narratives: Strategies for re-envisioning education  7. Neighborhood bridges: Rehearsing transformations in the classroom and beyond  8. Room to play: An exploration of resources and youth agency  9. A tale of telling some truths to power  Roundtable discussion with Jessica “Decky” Alexander, Maria Asp, Lisa S. Brenner, Liz Foster-Shaner, Sonja Kuftinec, and Jack Zipes  PART 4: Fostering agency: Social justice programs in urban and rural settings  10. From vision to implementation: Re-examining essential practices for applied theatre with youth  11. A process-oriented approach in applied theatre programming with youth  12. Listen to us! Teenage girls creating theatre for social change  Roundtable discussion with Kuenique Allicock, Evelyn Diaz Cruz, Rachel DeSoto-Jackson, Leonor (Leo) Duran, Dana Edell, Nicole Olusanya, and Joshua Rashon Streeter  PART 5: Celebrating identities: Spaces to express gender and sexuality  13. Queering applied theatre: Working with LGBTQ youth to dismantle systems of oppression  14. Rehearsing for life: HOPE IS VITAL, FYI, sexuality education for youth  15. Staging generations of queer history  Roundtable discussion with Lisa S. Brenner, Megan Carney, Michael Rohd, Alexander (Alex) Santiago-Jirau, and Nik Zaleski  PART 6: Embodying heritage: Residencies with Indigenous and immigrant youth  16. Laughter, healing, and belonging: Cada quien tiene su lugar  17. Ax X’oos Shaxwatíx: My feet are firmly planted  18. Tricksterism in translation  Roundtable discussion with Macedonio Arteaga Jr., Alicia Chavez-Arteaga, Evelyn Diaz Cruz, Vera Starbard, and Andrés Munar  PART 7: Promoting equity: Practices for working with youth and disabilities  19. Our story: How Nicu’s Spoon fosters representation, access, and inclusion for youth with disabilities  20. Inclusive theatre as drama therapy  21. Where we do the things they think we can’t: The Pegasus Ensemble  Roundtable discussion with Sally Bailey, Stephanie Barton-Farcas, Evelyn Diaz Cruz, and Scott S. Turner  PART 8: Amplifying voices: Process and production with justice-involved youth  22. Stargate: A theatre company of imagination, hope, life skills, and quality art for justice-involved young men  23. The value of process: Creating theatre with incarcerated youth  24. Voices beyond bars: Art as a means of self-expression for incarcerated youth  Roundtable discussion with Chris Ceraso, Erin R. Kaplan, Joanne Seelig Lamparter, and Judy K. Tate  PART 9: Igniting activism: Performance and protest with youth  25. Young Women’s Voices for Climate  26. The voters are coming: Moment Work and the national #HereToo Project  27. Speak About It: Social scripts for consent and healthy relationships  Roundtable discussion with Lisa S. Brenner, Sarah Fahmy, Olivia Harris, Chelsea Hackett, Beth Osnes, and Barbara (Barb) Pitts McAdams