Identity, Performance and Social Action

Identity, Performance and Social Action: Community Theatre Among Refugees

This is an ESRC research project which brings together theatre and social sciences in the study of the lives and identities of Refugees.

Its key contributions relate to:

An innovative research methodology (Playback and Forum Theatre) which involves and empowers the research participants.
A further development of the theorisation of identities construction, authorisation and contestation.
Deepening knowledge of the patterns of social action in the lives of refugees of different communities in East London.
Addressing policy implications emanating from refugee lives.

Forthcoming Event:

Change of Frame with IPSA supported by Tara, present Suspended Lives play and forum theatre session.

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