The Brazilian theatre director Augusto Boal is one of the most prominent representatives of political intervention theatre in the 20th century. In the 1960s he developed a theatre method which he called the “Theatre of the Oppressed,” which results in a socially liberating experience. His method redefined the relationship between the actors and spectators in that spectators are urged to emancipate and liberate themselves from their passive role. The film illustrates what this means in practice using various theatre groups from all over the world, including Switzerland, as an example.
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Trailer Estendido Augusto Boal e o Teatro do Oprimido
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FRAGMENTE einer Theater Aufführung der deutschsprachigen Theatergruppe Kreuz & Quer des Faches Germanistik an der Universität Trier des ASTAs der ...
Augusto Boal Interview: April 16 1931-May 2 2009 PART 1
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Augusto Boal Founder of the Theater of the Oppressed Dies at 78. Democracy Now 5/6/09 2 of 2
Augusto Boal the legendary Brazilian political playwright and popular educator died Saturday at the age of seventy-eight. He was the founder of the Theater of ...
CALIBAN - A TEMPESTADE DE AUGUSTO BOAL
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Augusto Boal
Vídeo sobre o método do Teatro do Oprimido pelo próprio criador Augusto Boal.
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