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McGill Journal of Education / revue des sciences de l'éducation de McGill (MJE/RSEM)
Référence : Viol. 59, n° 1 (2025)
Thème : Research-based Theatre Special Issue
Editorial
- Éditorial : polyphonie et paysages dans le théâtre baś sur la recherche, Graham W. Lea et George Belliveau
- Editorial: Polyphony and landscapes of research-based theatre, Graham W. Lea et George Belliveau
Articles
- “Weaving a body out of words”:Playwriting strategies for trans-informed research-based theatre, Christina Cook
- Changing Thoroughly? A Playwright / Researcher Reflection on Research-based Theatre and 'Being Frank', Chris Summers
- Research-informed fictional histories: Dramatizing the stories of marginalised women, Richard Sallis et Prue Wales
- A script for change: Using theatre to facilitate difficult conversations about graduate supervision, Susan Cox, Matthew Smithdeal et Michael Lee
- Playbuilding as reflexive practice: Exploring implicit bias through participatory theatre, Michael M. Metz, Kevin Hobbs et Nadia Ganesh
- Performing the Possibilities of First-Year Teaching, Charles Vanover
Notes du terrain
- Find a home, lose a home: A research-based theatre journey into Acadian heritage, Tetsuro Shigematsu, Eva Göksel, Erika Piazzoli, George Belliveau et Philippe Naud
- Agreeing to be changed: Iterative theatremaking as decentralized pedagogy in English, EJ Kneifel, Patrick Rizzotti et Jack Mosher
- Reasons for being: Storytelling the creation of a play about youth and mental health, Monica Prendergast, Trudy Pauluth-Penner
- Contextualizing If You Wanna Switch Seats, We Could, Joe Salvatore, Lucy Medeiros et Lilly Stannard
- Larry Saves the Canadian Healthcare System: Research-based musical satire goes digital, Sara Kreindler
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https://mje.mcgill.ca/.../583