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Speaking Up on Social Issues with Gentleness: Over Diamond Art Studio
OD adopts the approach of immersive experimental theater, which includes physical memories, participatory experiences and emotional resonances, providing a rehearsal site for real-world participation.
DATE2019.06.12
Performing Artplayful seniorsthe elderly
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Playful Seniors in Fields: Let’s Grow Old Together in Real Life and on Stage
When it comes to the aging issue, the applied theater has provided a new perspective that the social and cultural context is viewed as the fabric of mankind, treating aging as a kind of “field” constantly changing and evolving.
DATE2019.06.12
ethnodramacommunity theaterplayful seniors
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The Third Act in Life for the Elderly: Rock YeNai
How to Still Have Fun at an Old Age? Are you scared of getting old? According to statistics, the number of people aged 65 years or over is expected to take up 20% of the population in Taiwan by 2025. In other words, 1 in 5 people will be an elderly, which will officially turn Taiwan into a hyper-aged society.
DATE2019.06.11
the third actplayful seniorsintergenerational co-creation
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Theater in Education for Community Development and Empathy Learning: Think Feel Move
Inspired by the Sunflower Student Movement in 2014, people working in the fields of theater and civics education established Think Feel Move in the same year.
DATE2019.06.11
social issuesTheater in Educationplayful seniors
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Developing Community and Sharing Life Stories with Playback Theater: Pataauw Theatre Troupe
The Pataauw Theatre Troupe is composed of mothers who live in Beitou District. They transform the stories of the audience into plays, showing the energy of the community and their empathy for the audience with simple props and music.
DATE2019.06.11
inclusivecommunity theaterPerforming Artplayful seniors

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