LACS 25.12 Staging Rebellion. Dissidence in Latinx American Theatre

This course follows the history of theatre in the Latinx Americas (encompassing a hemispheric approach) for social change. Students will learn about Theatre of the Oppressed, guerilla theatre in all its forms used throughout Latin America and Latinx communities, playwrights writing about social justice issues, and activist performance. We will focus on plays and performances that have as their central theme rebellion and the rebel as we question the nature of rebellion, its manifestations, and consequences. 

Cross Listed Courses

THEA 10.68

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:NW

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