Tag Archives: theatre

Activating Theatre: people participating, performing politics (Symposium, Leeds, 6 March 2012)

Posted on February 14, 2012 by Centre for Medical Humanities

A practice-based symposium examining how theatre and performance work to change people and society on Tuesday 6 March 2012, Stage@leeds Building, University of LeedsMembers of the Faculty of Performance, Visual Arts and Communications and the Faculty of Medicine and Health have … Continue reading →

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Performing Medicine – The Anatomy Season – 28 Oct to 10 Dec 2011

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Centre for Medical Humanities

For six weeks from 28 October to 10 December, Performing Medicine: The Anatomy Season explores the fertile and fascinating relationships between anatomy and performance bringing together brilliant artists, anatomists, medics and thinkers for a series of conversations, performances and workshops. … Continue reading →

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Breaking Patterns, Creating Change – Report on the first ‘Theater of the Oppressed’ Workshop held for Medical Students in India

Posted on September 5, 2011 by Centre for Medical Humanities

Dr Satendra Singh reports on the first ‘Theater of the Oppressed’ (TO) workshop ever for medical students in India, held on 23-24 Aug, 2011 at New Delhi and conducted by Medical Humanities Group UCMS, Delhi: Created by the Brazilian theater … Continue reading →