Titlebook: Applied Theatre: Understanding Change; Kelly Freebody,Michael Balfour,Michael Anderson Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, par

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Language and the Concept of Change: Overview of Leximancer Analysis,sed has received relatively little attention, and that this problematic as it can allow a space for the undisciplined use of language to take place. It holds that critically unchecked language can lead to critically unaware (albeit positively intended) work in applied drama. The chapter presents an

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Critical Perspectives on Applied Theatre for Social Change: Defamilarising Key Words in the Field,nderstanding of success and references to change. In exploring the recruitment of these themes in 139 documents related to applied theatre, there emerged a repetition of key discourses?– social justice, community, education, and participation. The repetition suggests orthodoxy in certain ways of thi

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Change and Continuity in Applied Theatre: Lessons Learnt from ‘the Longest Night’y, I discuss the tensions that exist between the rhetoric of social change and outcomes for participants in applied theatre projects. In particular, I draw on findings from a longitudinal study of an exemplary Australian applied theatre project, The Longest Night. This study revealed that, though pa

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In the Interstice of Intension and Intention of Transformation: Where Applied Theatre Fosters Neolibg the NGOs operating here that donor funding will dry up by 2021 when the country is expected to achieve ‘middle-income’ status. BRAC (Building Resources Across Communities), the largest NGO in the world measured by the number of employees and of people it has helped, is geared up in meeting this ch

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