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Homecoming: finding a place for shamanic practice in the creation of post colonial theatre
At the centre of my research, in the light of my homecoming and notions of home, there is a question: might I find a place where dimensions of shamanism might intersect with modes of performance, in the creation of theatre for the 21st Century? In this liminal hybrid moment, a place between the pres...
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Department of Drama
2015
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