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Step Up, Step In, Step Out of Your Comfort Zone: A Celebration of Imperfection and an Invitation to Change
Abstract When using theatre as an educational tool many artist teachers spend unnecessary time on the artistic product, and forget that the transformational process is where the focus should be.