Territórios criativos de um possível Teatro Migrante - O caso do Movimento Zebra
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https://doi.org/10.51427/cet.sdc.2022.0003Keywords:
Teatro migrante, territórios criativos, Movimento Zebra, Interculturalidade, DescolonizaçãoAbstract
This article presents a descriptive case study conducted during the year 2021 as part of the Movimento Zebra Project with the intention of demonstrating that theater is an effective tool for the establishment of intercultural creative territories. The proposal of the term "Migrant Theater" is inspired by the studies of Emma Cox (2014), Szabolcs Musca (2019), and Musca & Corrêa (2020), with an expansion of this term to open up possibilities of movement and wandering while inaugurating an experience of corporality and ethical space in dialogue with the concept of interculturality, as defined by the author Nestor Garcia Canclini (2009), in the light of decoloniality expressed in the research of the writer Catherine Walsh (2018).
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