Rebellious Mirrors

Rebellious MirrorsDiscover the fascinating world of community based theatre with this insightful book, a perfect addition to your library. Paul Maunder's 'Rebellious Mirrors' challenges traditional perceptions of New Zealand theatre, delving into its rich history and experimental phases. Spanning 272 pages, this paperback showcases the evolution of theatre in Aotearoa, particularly highlighting the vibrant developments during the 1970s and the groundbreaking emergence

Discover the fascinating world of community-based theatre with this insightful book, a perfect addition to your library. Paul Maunder's 'Rebellious Mirrors' challenges traditional perceptions of New Zealand theatre, delving into its rich history and experimental phases. Spanning 272 pages, this paperback showcases the evolution of theatre in Aotearoa, particularly highlighting the vibrant developments during the 1970s and the groundbreaking emergence of Maori theatre. This unique account not only portrays significant productions but also scrutinizes the impact of neo-liberalism on New Zealand's performing arts scene from 1990 to 2010. Ideal for students, theatre enthusiasts, and academics alike, 'Rebellious Mirrors' captures the essence of collaborative arts while offering a comprehensive portrait of community-centered performances. Each copy is brand new and in stock in NZ, preventing any unexpected import charges, customs duties, or taxes. Plus, we are pleased to offer combined shipping options to make your shopping experience even more convenient. Immerse yourself in the artistic journey of New Zealand and enrich your understanding of community engagement through theatre today.

CONDITION: Brand New
Dimensions: 152 x 228 mm
Pages: 272
Bind: paperback
Author: Paul Maunder Publisher: Canterbury University Press
Publication Date: 20-08-2013

This unique account of community-based theatre - theatre created by professionals working with communities - challenges the mainstream history of New Zealand theatre. Rebellious Mirrors looks at the early production of theatre in Aotearoa/New Zealand, investigates the experimental period of the 1970s, which is seen as searching for an authentic role, portrays the beginnings of Maori theatre, and gives a comprehensive portrait of a field of work during the period 1990-2010: work that took place within the contradictory framework of neo-liberalism.

Paul Maunder has had a life-long career in New Zealand theatre, beginning in experimental group theatre, exploring political and bicultural theatre, with occasional forays into the mainstream, before becoming committed to community-based theatre.

We are happy to combine shipping. Smartfox is a NZ owned business located in Auckland. This product is in stock in NZ which means no unexpected import charges, custom duty or tax.