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A Culture of Play: the Origins, Effects, and Applications of Improvised Theatre - Couverture souple

Fortier, Brad

 
9781105863813: A Culture of Play: the Origins, Effects, and Applications of Improvised Theatre

Synopsis

This book draws on Fortier's research to explore improv theatre as a tool for reflection, a means of cross-cultural communication, and a window into a way of being that may be our key to survival as a species. The interdisciplinary approach to this subject brings together anthropology, performance, evolutionary biology, and neuroscience to expand the view of improvised theatre beyond trite games into a grass-roots form of social rebooting

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À propos de l'auteur

Brad Fortier is also the author of 'Long-Form Improvisation: Collaboration, Comedy, Communion' and wrote a chapter in 'Applied Improvisation: Leading, Collaborating, and Creating Beyond the Theatre'. He is a senior trainer, performer, director, and teacher who lives in Portland Oregon, USA.

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