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Stofwisselingsziekten en epilepsiending ways of starting conversations about sexual health are complex. It discusses OPOS, a participatory theatre-led project for understanding sexual health and considers what it is that occurs in the moment of theatrical engagement. It notes how the approach of the project might be seen as contrary

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Koortsconvulsies en epilepsie met koortstre-making within the field of sexual health communication as a way to respond to the HIV/AIDS pandemic and to do something that was effective and meaningful. It notes the understandable desire within the fields of sexual health education and socially engaged theatre-making to evidence impact, a pro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33032-6African life: health, crime and safety, and South African theatre. The focus of this analysis moves to a consideration of Nyanga, the township in which the OPOS project was based. Here, Nyanga’s experiences under apartheid and during democracy are described and the chapter examines how the Etafeni T

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57519-8es of exercises and performances created by the participants, I argue that the participants developed an understanding of spatial practices and a verbal and embodied vocabulary about space from their re-enactments, which enabled them to make links between safety from crime and sexual safety, as well

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Ambulanzen für Erwachsene und Jugendlichethe negotiation of safe sex led to the establishment of a moral discourse, this chapter asks key questions about the role of the applied theatre practitioner in these settings, ultimately considering if the practice is a form of ‘nudging’ towards more acceptable behaviour. It also considers the tact