Name: Between the Stage and the Audience. The Theatre of the Oppressed from the Joker’s Perspective
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Author: Dana Moree;Dan Morgan;Liza Urbanova
ISBN: 9788024660578

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Between the Stage and the Audience. The Theatre of the Oppressed from the Joker’s Perspective

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Karolinum,Nakladatelstvi Univerzity Karlovy,Czech

Author

Dana Moree;Dan Morgan;Liza Urbanova

Year

2026

Pages

230

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

20.5x14.4 cm

ISBN13

9788024660578

Between the Stage and the Audience. The Theatre of the Oppressed from the Joker’s Perspective

Dana Moree;Dan Morgan;Liza Urbanova (Author) · Karolinum,Nakladatelstvi Univerzity Karlovy,Czech · Paperback

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Synopsis "Between the Stage and the Audience. The Theatre of the Oppressed from the Joker’s Perspective"

A guide to “theater of the oppressed” from the perspective of drama leader and audience collaborator—the joker. What is the theater of the oppressed—the theatrical forms arising in the 1970s that blur the line between performer and spectator? What is its method? How is the performance created and who are its non-actors and non-audiences? These and other questions are answered in Between the Stage and the Audience from the perspective of a “joker,” a guide of theater groups and a presenter of theater performances. This role works both with the group that prepares the theater performance and with the audience itself. This book is structured according to the joker's dual roles. Descriptions of the various stages of the creation of a performance are interspersed with interviews with theater practitioners as well as specific examples from realized performances. In the second part of the book, six jokers who actively use the method of theater of the oppressed share their experiences and unique adaptations of these theatrical innovations in the Czech context.