Theatre and War

Exploring the intersection of theatre and conflict, the author utilizes Kipling's "six honest serving-men" to frame her experiences in various war-torn regions. By blending personal narratives with broader accounts of modern conflict, the book emphasizes theatre's role in ethical discourse and social justice. Through auto-ethnography, it positions the practitioner actively within conflict zones, advocating for a synthesis of theory and practice in understanding the impact of theatrical interventions during times of war.