Brazilian Black Theatre: A Political Theatre Against Racism

Christine Douxami

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Theatre and Performance Studies Arts and Performance Studies Race, Identity, and Education in Brazil

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Black Brazilian theatre constitutes a political and artistic response to the racial discrimination characteristic of Brazilian society. As early as 1944, young members of the recently created black political movement saw theatre as a potential weapon to transform Brazilian society and created the Teatro Experimental do Negro (Black Experimental Theatre). This activist theatre continues to this day to pave the way for other black theatre companies.

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