Who are the people in Outreach Theater Eugene and why are they offering the workshop, Introduction to Theater of Liberation?
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Carolina Ribeiro was a participant in Mandala Center's 2013 Theatre of the Oppressed Facilitator's Training led by Marc Weinblatt. She shares some of her reflections from that training and the power of participatory theatre for social change.
Cyndi Fields shares the story of her mom spontaneously taking her place on stage to confront abuse with words she had never spoken before.
This project summary offers a glimpse of the Legislative Theatre process, a branch of Theatre of the Oppressed. In September 2017 Mandala Center for Change organized two public performances which took place in Port Townsend, WA centering on transgender youth rights in schools, medical facilities, and navigating interpersonal relationships. Local and state legislators attended the events to witness the process and affect change. For more info about Legislative Theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed please contact: info@mandalaforchange.com / 360-344-3435.
Playback Theatre honors unheard voices and makes visible the lives, struggles and human spirit of all. Playback North America (PNA) seeks to help Playback realize more of its tremendous potential in North America.
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