博客來This volume explores the relationship between theatre and education, drawing on examples of innovative practices from around the world. It examines the ways in which theatre can be harnessed to promote learning, creativity and social engagement, and offers insights into the potential of drama-based approaches in a range of educational settings. Written by leading scholars and practitioners, this book is a valuable resource for educators, artists and anyone interested in the intersection of theatre and education.
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