In this reflective discussion of Playback Theatre, parallels are drawn between occupation
and drama, as a thing that is done, an embodied performance. Playback is considered from …

This article proposes that to fulfil the vision of the founders of the discipline, occupational
scientists must develop a new strand of research and scholarship dedicated to generating …

This book is an exploration and critique of'playback theatre', a form of improvised theatre in
which a company of performers spontaneously enact autobiographical stories told to them …

Nestled comfortably on a double bed, feet up, shoes off, I undertake a series of interviews
with participants of a theatre and film-making project in Rochdale (UK). I had been invited to …

This thesis investigates Playback Theatre, an improvised form in which members of an
audience are invited to tell personal stories to a 'conductor'and see these improvised by a …

This article looks at the theme of 'performing labour'in Look Left Look Right's Above and
Beyond (2013). In this performance, individual audience members participate as a generic …

This paper sketches a logic for occupation to create a more overt and cohesive basis for the
related science. To do so, it recovers John Dewey's conceptualization of occupation from …

The centre of this article is a critical description of the development and production of
Everyday Theatre's performed pretext, called replay@ timeout, including a detailed account …

This paper addresses the question of how occupational science can move forward in its
development as a socially and politically engaged discipline. It is argued that a …

This critical analysis of occupational science examines the figured world of occupation.
Figured worlds are 'typical'representations of a particular construct based on taken-for …