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Theatrical bodies and madness: a case study of a theatre playground in a South African forensic psychiatric hospital
This study analyses, over a three-year period, a theatre programme with forensic psychiatric patients and staff at Fort England psychiatric hospital in Grahamstown/Makhanda, South Africa. Framed as a ‘theatrical playground', programme sessions were structured around theatre games, improvisation and...
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Department of Drama
2022
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