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Participatory theatre is a form of theatre in which the audience interacts with the performers or the presenters.

In another form, more similar to participatory theatre, visitors are invited to adopt a character and interact with interpreters as that character.

By the late 1960s he had devised Instant Theatre as a way of trying to eliminate manipulation within the practice of participatory theatre in schools.

Sometimes the dividing line between performer and the audience may become blurred, as in the example of "participatory theatre" where audience members get involved in the production.

Its on-site Drama School provides classes taught by professional artists, and produces Summer Season shows providing young people with participatory theatre education and theatre arts training.

Amnesty International AI (2005): Ben ni walen (Let's agree and take action): Mobilising for human rights using participatory theatre.

Sloman, Annie (2011):Using Participatory Theatre in International Community Development, Community Development Journal.

SteppingStone Theatre for Youth Development was founded in 1987 with two artist-in-residence programs at inner-city Saint Paul schools that gave students a chance to have a participatory theatre experience.

The show itself is a form of participatory theatre where the actress playing the nun is the only person on stage, and members of the audience become members of the nun's school class.

Kaliç and his ensemble also developed a repertoire of popular entertainments - highly participatory theatre for adult non theatre goers - incorporating distinctive larrikin, stand-up comedy and musical elements.

Theatre for Development can be a kind of participatory theatre, that encourages improvisation and audience members to take roles in the performance, or can be fully scripted and staged, with the audience observing.

As soon as Hackworth had realized, quite some time ago, that this Dramatis Personae thing was going to be some kind of participatory theatre, he had been dreading this moment: his first cue.

In 1986, he co-founded, with Cathy J. Lewis, a participatory theatre company called The Jupiter Players which toured around the Portland area until 1988 and for which he wrote four plays.

In her writings of the CAE, she states that their participatory theatre 'aims to involve the public in the processes of biotechnology in order to contribute to the development of an informed and critical public discourse on contemporary bioscience'.

Rhinehart describes the est training as a form of participatory theatre, writing: "Seeing the trainer as a master actor ... permits us to evaluate his acts and words more intelligently than if we misinterpret him as being a scholar or scientist giving a lecture."

Participatory theater is fun for all ages, though the 10:30 P.M. performances may limit very young viewers.

The single joke revolves around a dimwitted visitor to London who thinks he is enjoying a night of participatory theater.

Participatory theatre is a form of theatre in which the audience interacts with the performers or the presenters.

In another form, more similar to participatory theatre, visitors are invited to adopt a character and interact with interpreters as that character.

In the souks of Morocco I learned that haggling over prices is a form of participatory theater.

The experience turns into a thrilling piece of participatory theater: "The Carnivore Cometh."

Eventually, it becomes clear that the perils of participatory theater - some people would prefer to call it pestering - are out of the way.

By the late 1960s he had devised Instant Theatre as a way of trying to eliminate manipulation within the practice of participatory theatre in schools.

Sometimes the dividing line between performer and the audience may become blurred, as in the example of "participatory theatre" where audience members get involved in the production.

"Enacting Masculinity: Antigay Violence and Group Rape as Participatory Theater".

The title track Alaki is based on a postmodern poem with social, and at times satirical content that blurs the lines between poetry, music and participatory theater.

A Voice From the Rear Participatory theater, an Off Broadway staple, seems to be making inroads on Broadway.

Its on-site Drama School provides classes taught by professional artists, and produces Summer Season shows providing young people with participatory theatre education and theatre arts training.

Amnesty International AI (2005): Ben ni walen (Let's agree and take action): Mobilising for human rights using participatory theatre.

Sloman, Annie (2011):Using Participatory Theatre in International Community Development, Community Development Journal.

Skewers of duck breast arrived with a miniature grill of sorts and thus recalled the participatory theater of the pu pu platters of yore.

SteppingStone Theatre for Youth Development was founded in 1987 with two artist-in-residence programs at inner-city Saint Paul schools that gave students a chance to have a participatory theatre experience.

The show itself is a form of participatory theatre where the actress playing the nun is the only person on stage, and members of the audience become members of the nun's school class.

Kaliç and his ensemble also developed a repertoire of popular entertainments - highly participatory theatre for adult non theatre goers - incorporating distinctive larrikin, stand-up comedy and musical elements.

Theatre for Development can be a kind of participatory theatre, that encourages improvisation and audience members to take roles in the performance, or can be fully scripted and staged, with the audience observing.

De la Guarda, of course, hardly invented nontraditional, participatory theater, taken in different directions by the Living Theater, La Fura dels Baus or Cirque de Soleil.

As soon as Hackworth had realized, quite some time ago, that this Dramatis Personae thing was going to be some kind of participatory theatre, he had been dreading this moment: his first cue.

In an analysis of how to approach the est training, Rhinehart comments that "It might best be described, if it can be described at all, as theater-as living theater, participatory theater, encounter theater.

In 1986, he co-founded, with Cathy J. Lewis, a participatory theatre company called The Jupiter Players which toured around the Portland area until 1988 and for which he wrote four plays.

On Saturday and Sunday from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. there will be computer-generated music, participatory theater, a contortionist and a ballet troupe, as well as workshops in origami, kaleidoscope-making and button-making.