Ethnodrama and Ethnotheatre

Abstract

Ethnodrama (ethnotheatre) merges performance studies, theatre, and ethnography with the aim of critical engagement of social issues, dramatization of an experience, engagement between the work and the audience, and broad dissemination of research findings. Seminal contributors in the field of ethnodrama include Johnny Saldaña, Norman Denzin, and Ronald Pelias. Other significant scholarship in ethnodrama has been conducted by Carolyn Ellis, Art Bochner, Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook, Sarah Amira de la Garza, Elissa Foster, Chris Poulos, and Tami Spry, among others.

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