Theatre is more than a window on the world. Its emergence in Greek society was a point of reflection for one of the most influential minds in the European intellectual tradition, Aristotle. Brazilian theorist and practitioner of theatre, Augusto Boal critique of Aristotle’s Poetics leads to development a radical text – The Theatre of the Oppressed - a touch stone for political theatre.

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Tags:  Augusto Boal,  Theatre of the oppressed,  Marxism,  Class,  Working,  Aristotle,  Poetics,  Greek philosophy,  politics,  Society,  Performative,  Dialogue,  Night School