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Introduction: The Political Potential of Applied Theatre Practice, Education and Research / Petro Janse van Vuuren, Bjørn Rasmussen, Ayanda Khala -- 1: Watch Out! Theatre Is Anywhere - Redistributing the Ethics of Arts Education and Applied Theatre / Kristian Nødtvedt Knudsen, Bjørn Rasmussen -- 2: Drama/Theatre and Democratisation: What Two Revolutions Reveal / Courtney Helen Grile -- 3: Theatre as Inclusive Arts-based Research: A Key to Political Art in the Post-democracy? / Petro Janse van Vuuren, Bjørn Rasmussen -- 4: Performing Theatre and Democracy / Leila Henriques -- 5: Democratic Theatre Practice in Donor-funded Projects: Challenges and Interventions / Muneeb Ur Rehman -- 6: What Role Can Physical Theatre Play in Reimagining Democracy in South Africa? / Kamogelo Molobye -- 7: Creating Democratic Spaces Through Theatre: The Case of Speak Out / Cletus Moyo -- 8: Redemptive Theatre - When the Performance Is in the Silence / Namatshego Khutsoane, Petro Janse van Vuuren, Lesley Nkosi -- 9: Performing Young Adults' Reflections on Work, Citizenship, and Democracy / Vigdis Aune -- 10: The Aesthetic Model of Disability / Nanna Edvardsen, Rikke Gürgens Gjærum -- 11: Celebrating Neighbourhood Birds: Performing Equality in Avian-human Performance / Heli Aaltonen -- 12 Liezel's Story - #NotInMyName: Playback Theatre in Post-apartheid South Africa / Kathy Barolsky, Cheraé Halley -- 13: The Hospital Scene: Deepening Democracy with Theatre-led Inquiry / Ellen Foyn Bruun.
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