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*24500$aPerforming new lives :$bprison theatre /$cedited by Jonathan Shailor ; foreword by Evelyn Ploumis-Devick.
*260  $aLondon :$bJessica Kingsley,$c2011.
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*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
*5050 $aIntroduction / Evelyn Ploumis-Devick -- "To know my deed": finding salvation through Shakespeare / Laura Bates -- Rehabilitation through the arts at Sing Sing: drama in the big house / Brent Buell -- 59 places: dance/ theatre in the Hampshire jail / Amie Dowling -- Time in: transforming identity inside and out / Judy Dworin -- The buckle on the Bible belt / Jodi Jinks -- From the meanest creature: theatre as a vehicle for change / Sharon Paquette Lajoie -- Faith, hope, and "sweet love re-membered": "restoration" theatre in Kansas prisons / John McCabe-Juhnke -- Fabulous females: secrets, stories, and hope: guarding and guiding girls beyond the barbed wire fence / Meade Palidofsky -- Living with life: the theatre of witness as a model of healing and redemption / Teya Sepinuck -- Prison theatre and the promise of reintegration / Jonathan Shailor -- Sculpting empowerment: theatre in a juvenile facility and beyond / Julia Taylor -- The keeper of the keys / Curt L. Tofteland -- Revisiting sacred spaces / Jean Trounstine -- The inmates, the actors, the characters, the audience, and the poet are of imagination all compact / Agnes Wilcox -- "Their minds transfigured so together": imaginative transformation and transcendence in A midsummer night's dream / Elizabeth Charlebois -- A conversation with the authors: prison theatre artists in dialogue.
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*7001 $aShailor, Jonathan.
*7001 $aPloumis-Devick, Evelyn.
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Performing New Lives draws together some of the most original and innovative programs in contemporary prison theatre. Leading prison theatre directors and practitioners discuss the prison theatre experience first-hand, and offer valuable insights into its role, function, and implementation. A wide range of prison theatre initiatives are discussed, from long-running, high-profile programs such as Curt Tofteland's "Shakespeare Behind Bars" in LaGrange, Kentucky, to fledgling efforts like Jodi Jinks' "ArtsAloud" project in Austin, Texas. The book offers unique insights into the many dimensions of the prison theatre experience, including: negotiating the rules and restrictions of the prison environment; establishing trust, teaching performance skills and managing crises; building relationships and dealing with conflicts; and negotiating public performances and public perceptions. Excerpts of interviews with inmates, and a conversation between practitioners in the final chapter, reveal the impact that prison theatre programs have on the performers themselves, as well as audience members, and the wider community. Exploring prison theatre processes and theory with insights into how it works in practice, and how to replicate it, this book is essential reading for drama therapists, theatre artists, and prison educators, as well as academics. Contributions by: Julia Taylor, Judy Dworin, Brent Buell, Teya Sepinuck, Meade Palidofsky, Curt Tofteland, John McCabe-Juhnke, Jodi Jinks, Sharon Lajoie, Amy Dowling, Jean Trounstine, Laura Bates, Elizabeth Charlebois, Agnes Wilcox