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A book of exercises to build the skills and sensitivities to do the varied forms of Theatre of the Oppressed. Also includes detailed definitions, explanations, and examples of the T.O. interactive theatre forms.
Presented in the form of practical experiences, this book contains a wealth of concepts and techniques that enhance the quality of improvisational work. Each of the sections—Status, Spontaneity, Narrative Skills, and Masks and Trance—is rich with examples that bring the techniques to life.
A vast reference work that focuses on freeing the natural ability to play and perform through the use of improvisational theatre games. Also includes sections on coaching improvisation and working with children.
Presents the history, techniques, and principals of the interactive form, Playback Theatre, developed by Jonathon Fox, in which stories told by the audience are “played back” by improvisational performers. Includes chapters on ritual, use of music, and conducting.
A book presenting the structure and techniques for performing “Harolds,” long-form improvisations, in which full-length shows are created around central themes through improvisation.