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,Flüge nach Westen mit ?Zeitgewinn“,this end, we aim to attend to the long intellectual legacy of the concept that the arts have an impact socially on communities and audiences. Despite the breadth and growth of applied theatre practice in the last two decades, Kershaw notes that “applied theatre, community performance and related for

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E. Braun,R. Cassirer,S. A. Kinnier Wilsonnderstanding 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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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7985-1556-5tioners need to be able to demonstrate that projects have achieved their stated goals. Often, this leads to evaluation discourse steeped in, as Frankfurt puts it, “bullshit” (. Princeton: Princeton University Press, .), as practitioners articulate goals that are vague and/or abstract, eliding the pr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7985-1556-5y, 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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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7985-1556-5rickster or shape-shifter has exploited transformation in the cause of change, it will proceed to analyse the specifically theatrical modes of transformation, and the challenges associated with sustaining these beyond the moment of performance. Moving from anthropology and myth to performance, the c