Julian Boal is a teacher, researcher, and practitioner of Theatre of the Oppressed. He has facilitated workshops in more than 25 countries and is pedagogical coordinator of Escola de Teatro Popular.
Part 1: Criticizing a Critical Theatre 1. For a Political History of
Theatre of the Oppressed 2. Theatre of the Oppressed as a Formal Critique
of the Brazilian Communist Party 3. Theatre of the Oppressed and Epic
Theatre: Notes on Two Attempts to Overcome the Bourgeois Drama 4. Critiques
of Theatre of the Oppressed 5. Theatre of the Oppressed in Neoliberal
Times: From Che Guevara to the Uber Driver 6. Notes on Oppression 7.
Facilitation/Mechanization Part 2: Small Screws, Big Twists 8. What Can Art
Do in the Anti-Capitalist Struggle? Part 3: Are There No Alternatives? 9.
Examples but Not Models: Against Well-Made TO, and for Well-Adapted TO 10.
The Search for a Subjunctive Theatre 11. Exercises for a More Dialectical
Practice of Forum Theatre