Performing the Lived Experience of Dementia: Revealing Humanity through Evidence-Based Collaborative Creation

IF 0.2 3区 艺术学 0 THEATER
Julia Henderson, C. Reid, B. Devereux, Chad Hershler, Sadie Watt
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Abstract:Raising the Curtain on the Lived Experience of Dementia (RTC) is a five-year collaboration between education, arts, and health care that uses community-based, arts-engaged, participatory research approaches, including theatre, to work with participants with the lived experience of dementia. This article is based on interviews with the three project leads as well as one project participant, and details RTC’s key elements of creative practice, its core values that influence collaborative creation processes, and the ways RTC differs from common models of working with people living with dementia. Examples of the project’s theatre and performance activities and practices are woven throughout.
表演痴呆症的生活体验:通过基于证据的协作创造揭示人性
摘要:《揭开痴呆症生活体验的帷幕》(RTC)是教育、艺术和医疗保健之间的一项为期五年的合作,采用社区、艺术参与、参与式的研究方法,包括戏剧,与有痴呆症生活经验的参与者合作。本文基于对三位项目负责人和一位项目参与者的采访,详细介绍了RTC的创意实践的关键要素、影响合作创作过程的核心价值观,以及RTC与痴呆症患者合作的常见模式的不同之处。该项目的戏剧和表演活动及实践的例子贯穿始终。
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