Role as the Primary Bridge between Theatre and Drama Therapy

Robert J. Landy

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Once upon a time there was a person who was on an island. There was a shipwreck and the people were washed ashore. No food was available for the people to eat. The person on the island wanted to build shelter and get food, but nobody would help her. She started to gather leaves and catch fish in the water. The people were grateful she was getting the food. While getting the fish, she was pulled under the water. She yelled for help. But the people just stood there. She watched them watching her. She was pulled under and she died.

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