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Theater of the Oppressed Primary Objectives “Help the spect-actor transform himself into a protagonist … and rehearse alternatives” “To extrapolate into.

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1 Theater of the Oppressed Primary Objectives “Help the spect-actor transform himself into a protagonist … and rehearse alternatives” “To extrapolate into his real life the actions he has rehearsed in the the practice of theater “ From RAINBOW OF DESIRE, AUGUSTO BOAL, page 40

2 Pilot-Co-Pilot Tell a story – only your co- pilot hears Image theater piece 3-step dynamization: interior monologue; dialogue; desire 3- wishes

3 MODES Stop and think Softly softly Lightning Forum Playing to the deaf mode

4 COPS in the HEAD Improvisation

5 Cops images Based on real people, sculpted by the protagonist Spect-actors form them Protagonist can refuse

6 constellation Built by protagonist Separates visible from invisible characters

7 Protagonist confronts cops You remember when….? That is why....

8 Improvise again The real The surreal

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