This article draws from findings of qualitative research of a community- based drama and theatre group for adults with intellectual disabilities. The article considers constraints experienced by people with disabilities and explores the ways that experiences in drama and theatre can be particularly empowering for them. The article also reveals the ways that participants can increasingly become collaborators in the research and are empowered through the research process and through the opportunity to have their voices heard.
History
Journal
NJ (Drama Australia journal)
Volume
28
Pagination
73-86
Location
Brisbane, Qld.
Open access
Yes
ISSN
1445-2294
Language
eng
Publication classification
C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal
Copyright notice
2004, Drama Australia - The National Association for Drama Education
Issue
1
Publisher
Drama Australia - The National Association for Drama Education