Emerson thesis -- Performing arts
Found in 623 Collections and/or Records:
Theatre of evolution : a theory and a practice, 1999
Theatre of the liberal : contemporary political theatre in Boston, 1994
Theatre of the oppressed pedagogy in antiracism education with white adolescents, 2016
"This study aims to examine and describe the experience of educators using Theatre of the Oppressed as a pedagogical methodology in antiracism education with white adolescents. The focus of this study was to understand both how educators use and adapt Theatre of the Oppressed to teach antiracism curricula to white adolescents, and what educators experience using Theatre of the Oppressed to teach antiracism curricula to white adolescents." --Abstract.
This is the way I work, 2004
I wrote a play based on my interviews with tradeswomen in the Boston area -- abstract.
Three theatricalist plays by Thornton Wilder, 1990
Through the looking glass : cultural identity and teaching practice by Charles Jabour., 2015
"Utilizing a combination of literature review, autoethnography, reflective practice, and interviews with practicing educators, the researcher explores the relationship between educators' cultural identity and teaching practice." --Abstract.
Tiger, 2011
As the latest research suggests, 30% of students are either bullies or victims, and though many adults still see bullying as 'just part of being a kid,' bullying can lead to many negative effects for victims, including suicide. Anti-bullying legislation h
Tis pity she's a whore, 2000
To the eyes of the audience, 1998
Top hats and old standards : how theatre creates community, 2004
Using the process of a play I wrote and revised, I will be exploring how theater creates community -- abstract.
Topeng : mask dance drama as a reflection of Balinese culture : a case study of Topeng/Prembon, 1996
Toward a Post-Pandemic Pedagogy: Coming to Grips with the State of Play, 2022
"This study discusses the devising of an online theatre piece, a totally unique project for the students involved, at the Winnipesaukee Playhouse Education Department in Meredith, New Hampshire. It is a first-person account of the motivations, insecurities, and growth inspired by this project for its director and participants. It looks forward to possible applications for a post-pandemic pedagogy." -- Abstract
Towards an acting coaching method, 2014
This paper is a reflection on a six-month project in acting coaching, which I conducted with four actors of varying levels of training and experience beginning in April 2014 and concluding in October 2014. The goal was to identify a core group of strategi
Toxic Nostalgia, 2021
Trans Embodiments: Examining Casting Practices in Educational Theater Settings, 2022
Transcending language and culture : the making of an ASL play by a hearing playwright, 2010
This paper reflects on a project that was designed to explore the process of writing a one-act children's theatre play, translating it into ASL Gloss, rehearsing the bilingual play, and touring it to both Hearing and Deaf schools in Massachusetts. -- abst
Transformative theatre : a playmaking project with survivors of sexual abuse, 2009
The Transformative Theatre project was an eight week playmaking process with adult survivors of sexual abuse and violence. The resulting play was performed for a small invited audience. This paper is a reflection on the artistic process, performance and m
Transforming the psyche : two self-scripted theater pieces, 1994
ÙBÚNTÚ: An applied theatre Workshop for African immigrant students in United States Higher Education., 2024
Under lamp light, 2007
The purpose of this project was to use my personal experiences, memories, and journal entries to look at various challenges that female adolescents experience. I created this one-woman play as a way to honestly expose information around the issues of bod