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Oaks, Harold R. – 1981
Noting that theatre for young people in Europe is much more aggressive in seeking to influence the attitudes and ideas of audiences than that of the United States, this paper examines the political and social trends occurring in children's theatre in four European countries. Following an introduction to this trend toward "educational…
Descriptors: Children, Childrens Literature, Educational Trends, Foreign Countries

Gollobin, Laurie Brooks – Stage of the Art, 1996
Recounts how attendance at an international theater festival in Scotland brought unexpected stimulation for one teacher. Cites several examples of imaginative productions with minimal sets and lighting but in which the actors brought the texts to life and provided inspiration for festival attendees. (PA)
Descriptors: Creative Expression, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Production Techniques
Gardner, Viv – Research in Drama Education, 2005
The essay deals with a Ugandan production of Brecht's Mother Courage and her Children and the issues raised when it travelled from Uganda to the United States, South Africa and back to Uganda. It explores the shift in perception and conception that happened/happens to both image and national identity when a production moved from one cultural…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Cultural Context, Audiences, African American Children