Ethics of Applied Theatre

David Kerr

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Theatre and Performance Studies Arts and Performance Studies Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art

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Ethics, in any context of transformation are, by nature, slippery. Applied Theatre (henceforth ''AT'') occupies a realm that provides a communication context to encourage audiences (and performers) to change attitudes or practices. Inevitably, this leads to excruciating ethical dilemmas, especially in the contact between facilitators and audiences, whether as communities or assembled individuals.

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