Forum Theatre for Conflict Transformationin East Africa: The Domain of the Possible

Mecca Antonia Burns, Bonface Beti, M. Okuto, Denis Muwanguzi, Lydia Sanyu
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From intimate domestic disputes to politically maneuvered ethnic clashes, power dynamics lie at the heart of conflict. Three organizations—Amani People’s Theatre from Kenya, Budondo Intercultural Center from Uganda, and Presence Center for Applied Theatre Arts from the United States—use Forum Theatre as a nonviolent force for change and leadership development in East African villages and slums, helping communities learn from each other and transform their conflicts from the inside out. This briefing paper provides a theoretical overview of participatory theatre methodologies. It examines seven case studies in which Forum Theatre has identified underlying community issues and offered a laboratory for imagining more just and peaceful alternatives to conflict.
东非冲突转型论坛剧场:可能的领域
从亲密的家庭纠纷到政治操纵的种族冲突,权力动态是冲突的核心。三个组织——肯尼亚的阿曼尼人民剧院、乌干达的布东多文化中心和美国的应用戏剧艺术存在中心——利用论坛剧院作为东非村庄和贫民窟变革和领导力发展的非暴力力量,帮助社区相互学习,从内到外改变冲突。这份简报提供了参与式戏剧方法论的理论概述。它审查了七个案例研究,在这些案例研究中,论坛剧院确定了潜在的社区问题,并为想象更公正与和平的冲突替代方案提供了一个实验室。
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