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Direct linkHaedicke, Susan – Research in Drama Education, 2020
The Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW), a Florida-based human rights organisation, has significantly improved working conditions for migrant farmworkers on large-scale produce farms in the United States, in part, through its adaptation of applied theatre strategies used in its worker-to-worker popular education programme. The farmworker-devised…
Descriptors: Migrant Workers, Theater Arts, Popular Education, Social Responsibility
Peer reviewedHaedicke, Susan – Theatre Topics, 1994
Addresses issues of power and diversity, and describes how the production team for Houston's play about Amerasian experience wrestled with the problem of "what is represented and who is authorized to represent it." Explains the reasons for the close attention to detail, and cites examples in which authenticity had to be sacrificed for…
Descriptors: Cultural Context, Intercultural Communication, Japanese Culture, Production Techniques
Peer reviewedCosta, Ann Marie; Green, Sharon; Haedicke, Susan; Mardirosian, Gail Humphries; Martin, Deborah; Schildcrout, Jordan; Spencer, Jenny; Weinberg, Mark – Theatre Topics, 2001
Records discussion of an arts advocacy roundtable began at the August 2000 meeting of the Association for Theatre in Higher Education and continued online. Explains how theatre departments have found themselves defending their very existence in the past decade. Includes discussions of the meaning of arts advocacy; how to incorporate arts advocacy…
Descriptors: Advocacy, Art Education, Departments, Higher Education
