Theatre of the Oppressed
by Augusto Boal
Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed examines the connection between theatrical practice and social conditions. With its focus on performance, power, participation, and oppression, the book will appeal to readers interested in theatre, education, social critique, and the possibilities of engaged artistic work.
About This Book
Theatre of the Oppressed is a work by Augusto Boal focused on the relationship between theatre and oppression.
The title points to an examination of performance as a way to engage with power, society, and human experience.
It may interest readers exploring theatre, social critique, education, and participatory artistic practice.
Boal’s book offers a thoughtful perspective for anyone interested in how theatrical forms can connect with broader social concerns.
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