Qualitative Inquiry · 1996 · 24 citations · 23 references
HumanitiesPerforming ArtsTheatre StudiesDramaDramaturgyTheatre CriticismParticipatory PerformanceTheatre AnthropologyCatharsisCollective Action TheoryCollective DramaturgyEthnographic TheatreRepresentation In TheatreWomen's Collective Action
This article discusses the use of confrontational theater and critical ethno-drama as a potential route toward examining and illuminating the construction of performance catharsis. Staged catharsis is discussed as a means of sharing and mapping the collectiv ized understandings produced by audiences and participants. Theoretically, such a process may result in a better comprehension of a collectivized emotional position as the underpinning of a new understanding of collective action.
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