"Education & Theatre" Journal, Issue 19, (2018)
celebrating 20 years of the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr)
Published in English
Contents
1998-2018: 20 years Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr)
Editorial
No one learns alone... Reminding ourselves why our associations are important - Celebrating 20 years of the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network (TENet-Gr)
Robin Pascoe
Art... a word of comfort
Yorgos Biniaris
in conversation with Kateria Alexiadi
Every role marks a moment from my own life, too
Dimitris Katalifos
in conversation with Mary Kaldi
From the space-less, time-less and colour-less dimensions of prison, to the hues of lie of Drama in Education through volunteerism
Alkistis Kontoyianni
The affect and effect of Drama on my life
John Somers
Facilitation and Mediation: the role of the animator in theater workshops
Asterios Tsiaras
Entering the space in a different role - drama teachers becoming
Robin Pascoe
The magic of a simple spectator's expectation and joy has never left me
Takis Tzamargias
in conversation with Smaro Kotsia
The relation of the dynamics of Theatre to the dynamics of Educational structures
Antigoni Paroussi, Vassilis Tselfes,
Educating Audiences in Ancient Drama: a process of audience development through artistic education. An Athens & Epidaurus Festival's innovative programme in collaboration with the University of the Peloponnese
Christina Zoniou, Georgina Kakoudaki, Angeliki Tsakona
Drama/theatre pedagogy in the museum: research, theory and practice issues
Antonis Lenakakis, Anna Panaghi
Theatre in German schools - only for art's sake, or in social responsibility for sustainable development?
Joachim Reiss
Where's the Drama in England?
Patrice Baldwin
Reflections on theatre as education, human development and future building
David Pammenter
The dynamics of disagreement: facilitating discussion in the populist age
Brendon Burns
Radical Hope: classroom and theatre workshops as spaces of creative dialogue for what young people care about and hope for
Kathleen Gallagher
in conversation with Myrto Pigkou-Repousi
"It could be me - It could be you" 2015-2018 a project on human rights and refugee issues using theatre/drama techniques
Nikos Govas