Artistic work in Aotearoa has long been underpaid and undervalued. In this paper, we
examine policy statements made by the New Zealand government from September 2017 …

Background This paper synthesises findings from two research projects with organisations
involved in arts for youth well-being. Since 2017, Aotearoa New Zealand's government has …

Collaboration is at the core of both applied theatre practices (Grile 2023) and the pursuit of
the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Goal 17 stresses the importance of a 'global …

ABSTRACT Brighton People's Theatre and Slung Low are at the forefront of the
contemporary people's theatre movement in the United Kingdom. I examine these …

The field of social theatre is founded in community-engaged creative processes. It is
inherently political, embedded in its geopolitical and social environment. Yet existing …

Other titles: Companion to applied performance Description: Abingdon, Oxon; New York:
Routledge 2021.| Series: Routledge companions| Includes bibliographical references and …

Two years on, listening back to the audio recording reminds us just how hardearned each
moment of conversation was at that time. We attempted to accept and build upon …

There has been a longstanding concern about the relationships between policy, funding and
theatre practice in educational and community settings. Past scholarship has made evident …

The money for theatre and development projects in the global South can, more often than
not, be traced to a source in the global North. Focussing particularly on work observed in …

The economies of applied performance include the multiple ways in which projects and
organisations are resourced and managed. They involve complex interactions between …