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Introduction FORUM Theatre LAB

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This 10-hour LAB aims to offer AN INTRODUCTORY EXPERIENCE ON HOW TO UTILISE THE TECHNIQUE OF FORUM THEATRE as a way of social change and civic participation.

The objective is to explore the principles and basic mechanics of Forum Theatre.

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FACILITATORS: David Limaverde (BR/NL) & Uriara Maciel (BR/CH/DE)

WHERE: OT301 - Overtoom, 301, Amsterdam (Anamorphic Studio, Last Floor)

WHEN: Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 September, 10:00 - 16:00

HOW MUCH: 50 euros inc. BTW - for the whole workshop!
Cancellation policy: The fee is not refundable.

WHO: artists, activists, educators, therapists, youth workers, youth arts workers, youth theatre leaders, drama facilitators,
community workers, teachers, and everyone interested in social change and in exploring Forum Theatre

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This lab is suitable for beginners.

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The workshop has a maximum capacity of 10 participants.

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FORUM THEATRE

Originally, the technique was developed by Augusto Boal (1931-2009) as a political tool for social change (part of the Theatre of the Oppressed), but it has also been widely adapted for use in educational contexts. This technique breaks through the barrier between performers and audience, putting them on an equal footing. It enables participants to try out courses of action which could be applicable to their everyday lives.

Forum Theatre encourages people to find solutions, through debate that is action led. It can be used with people of all ages in community centres, workplaces, schools, with homeless people, disabled people or anywhere that people experience oppression.

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INFO ABOUT FACILITATORS

DAVID LIMAVERDE
David Limaverde is an Amsterdam-based, Brazilian-born art educator, performer and researcher with experience and interests in art-activism, theatre and participatory/community art methodologies. He holds a MA in Performance Studies from the University of Amsterdam and a PhD in Arts and Education from the University of Barcelona. He is a member of PLEK-maken and part of the group Ally Theatre – and teaches, uses and multiplies participatory theatre methodologies.

URIARA MACIEL
Uriara Maciel – Actress, cultural producer, Theatre of the Oppressed facilitator and joker. She is part of Ma(g)dalena International Network (Theatre of the Oppressed for Women), Anastácia Collective Berlin (Theatre of the Oppressed for Black Women) and Kakalakas Collective, also in Berlin (Theatre for Latin American Migrant Women in Germany).

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INFO ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

PLEK-maken is a Dutch-based organization that develops, facilitates and researches Participatory Theatre projects for groups in conflict, at risk and in need. It uses a range of participatory art methodologies as a tool for community building and social change. VISIT our website www.plek-maken.nl and LIKE our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PLEKmaken/

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QUESTIONS?

Drop us your questions or comments in an email to ana@plek-maken.nl


LocatieOT301
AdresOvertoom 301, 1054 HW Amsterdam, Nederland
Datum29 and 30 of September 2018
Tijd10:00 - 16:00
 
OrganisatiePLEK-MAKEN
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