About
Dr Paul Dwyer-
Dr Paul Dwyer focuses his research on various modifications of, and continuing challenges to, the theory and practice of Augusto Boals Theatre of the oppressed. He is now just embarking on research into the performative aspects of restorative justice and various kinds of reconciliation ceremony.
Performance Studies
Summary
The department of Performance Studies offers a vibrant, collegial environment for postgraduate research. Among its substantial assets are the Rex Cramphorn Studio and an audio-visual studio.
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Research Location
Department of Performance Studies, Faculty of Arts
Program Type
Synopsis
Performance Studies focuses on the broad spectrum of performance practices, including theatre, spectacle, dance and ritual. It draws on a range of disciplines including anthropology, history, sociology, semiotics, architecture,and theatre studies in order to analyse, theorise and understand performance, in all its variety, as complex cultural process. Some graduates move into professional theatre and dance, while others adapt their acquired expertise to inform their careers in a range of sectors such as law, medicine, PR, film and television, arts policy and management or event management.
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Keywords
Anthropology, history, sociology, semiotics, theatre studies, performance studies, drama, dance, film and television, performance practice.
Opportunity ID
The opportunity ID for this research opportunity is: 481