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List of figures | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Introduction | |
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Kinship among engaged performance practices | |
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Purposes of writing this book | |
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Book organization: centers of gravity of engaged performance | |
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Playwrighting: putting plays to use | |
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Brecht's intellectually active spectator | |
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Kushner's magical epic theatre | |
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Angels in the context of a social movement | |
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The post-social movement life of Angels | |
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Community-informed adaptations | |
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The unfaithful disciple | |
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Workbook | |
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Specta(c)ting: theatre of the oppressed, orthodoxy and adaptation | |
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The system of theatre of the oppressed | |
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Adapting Boal | |
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Semi-invisible theatre: magic that mystifies and reveals | |
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The Joker System as Pedagogy and Performance | |
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The Spirit of Boal in the Bronx | |
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Activating the specta(c)tor | |
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Workbook | |
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Self-representing: testimonial performance | |
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Social call, cultural response | |
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The testimonial process | |
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Cultural democracy and self-representation | |
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home land security as a testimonial performance | |
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From self-representation to community action | |
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Workbook | |
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Cultural organizing: multiple modes of communication | |
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Creating cultural organizing tools | |
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Theorizing culture as political strategy | |
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Integrating artists and activists | |
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Workbook | |
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Gathering assets: the art of local resources | |
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The choice: top-down or bottom-up | |
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Social capital and asset-based community organizing | |
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The youth theatre workshop: adapting method to context | |
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The art of cultural resources | |
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Workbook | |
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Particularizing place: revitalizing cities and neighborhoods | |
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Revitalizing downtowns | |
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The Urban Video Project | |
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Towards a participatory performance spectacle | |
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Revitalizing urban neighborhoods | |
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Efforts to create an arts district | |
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Art and community-building | |
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The arts' contribution to urban development | |
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Workbook | |
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Training: an engaged artist prepares | |
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The dynamic triangle of a socially-engaged arts curriculum | |
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Craft training | |
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Scholarship in an engaged art education | |
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Community engagement as a component of learning | |
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Values and principles underlying training | |
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Higher education as the site of engaged art pedagogy | |
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Advantages of learning engaged art in higher education | |
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Obstacles to situating engaged art training in higher education | |
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Assessing engaged art education | |
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The curriculum project interviewees | |
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Workbook | |
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Afterword: the centrality of relationships in engaging performance | |
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Appendix | |
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Selected Adaptations, Cornerstone Theater | |
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Roadside Theater's Story Circle Methodology | |
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Values and Mission Statement, Community Arts and Higher Education Partnership | |
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Criteria, Syracuse Public Art Commission | |
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Resources from The Curriculum Project Research | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |