Trash, Boer, and Brat – A Redemptive Theatre Performance
Date
2020-07
Authors
Khutsoane, Tshego
Nkosi, Les
Janse Van Vuuren, Petro
Journal Title
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Publisher
Arts Research Africa, The Wits School of Arts, University of the Witwatersrand
Abstract
Can an arts-based research enquiry reach into the silences between us as South Africans? This workshop on “Redemptive Theatre” showed how playing with dominant, habitual, and unpopular narratives can disrupt boundaries, challenge stereotypes, and, potentially, redeem us to each other.
Description
Can an arts-based research enquiry reach into the silences between us as South Africans? This workshop on “Redemptive Theatre” showed how playing with dominant, habitual, and unpopular narratives can disrupt boundaries, challenge stereotypes, and, potentially, redeem us to each other.
Keywords
artistic research, arts research, decolonisation, arts pedagogy,
Citation
Can an arts-based research enquiry reach into the silences between us as South Africans? This workshop on “Redemptive Theatre” showed how playing with dominant, habitual, and unpopular narratives can disrupt boundaries, challenge stereotypes, and, potentially, redeem us to each other.