Theatre and War

Exploring the interplay between theatre and conflict, the author integrates personal experiences from various war-torn regions with theoretical insights. Through auto-ethnography, she examines how theatre can serve as a tool for ethical reflection and social justice in times of crisis. Each chapter focuses on key inquiries—why, where, who, what, when—accompanied by candid field notes that reveal the complexities and challenges of her work in community theatre. This book is essential for practitioners, researchers, and students interested in the arts' role in ethics and politics.