1st Edition
Teaching Racial Justice Theatre and Performance The One Love Method
1. Introduction to the Politics of Love 2. The One Love Method: Racial Justice Theatre 3. Letter to Teachers: Where to Begin? 4. West African Indigenous Theater 5. Building Empathy in Racial Justice Theatre 6. Confirming Environments in Theatre 7. Healing & Health: One Love Grounding Practices 8. Consent-Forward Practices 9. Interracial Scenes and Racial Justice Theatre 10. Do’s and Don’ts of Racial Justice Theatre 11. Build a Future of Justice 12. Glossary
Biography
Dr. Ayshia Mackie-Stephenson is a performance studies scholar, intimacy director, vocalist, and award-winning writer and educator from Brooklyn, NY. She uses theatre and new media to investigate race, sexuality, and human rights. Her work has been published by Routledge, Black Camera, Qualitative Inquiry, Boston University Press, International Review of Qualitative Research, Theatre Topics, HowlRound, and Research in Drama Education. She has done consent work forTrinity Rep, The Huntington, Emerson Stage, Company One Theatre, LSU, and Northeastern University, among others. For more information, visit https://www.ayshiastephenson.com/.
