I Love You I Love You: Aesthetics of love in a culturally diverse youth theatre ensemble

Q1 Arts and Humanities
Sarah Woodland
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ABSTRACT Although love is rarely addressed in applied theatre and drama scholarship, it is nevertheless often present in participatory theatre practice. The Traction Youth Theatre Ensemble was based in a culturally diverse and vibrant satellite city south of Brisbane, Australia. While I was evaluating Traction’s potential to promote social cohesion, I found that feelings and expressions of love informed and formed the aesthetics of the ensemble process, its ritualized daily practices, and its performances. I argue that love deserves our scholarly attention if we are to continue pursuing ideals of social justice in intercultural participatory youth theatre practice and research.
我爱你我爱你:多元文化青年戏剧合奏中的爱情美学
尽管爱情在应用戏剧和戏剧学术中很少被提及,但它却经常出现在参与式戏剧实践中。牵引青年剧团位于澳大利亚布里斯班南部一个文化多样、充满活力的卫星城。当我在评估牵引力促进社会凝聚力的潜力时,我发现爱的感觉和表达影响并形成了合奏过程的美学,它的仪式化的日常练习和表演。我认为,如果我们要在跨文化参与式青年戏剧实践和研究中继续追求社会正义的理想,那么爱就值得我们的学术关注。
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Youth Theatre Journal
Youth Theatre Journal Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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