Acting for Real: Drama Therapy Process, Technique, and Performance

ACTING FOR REAL activity actors adolescents aesthetic distance anger asked audience become begin behavior Blatner Brian Bates catharsis character child Christine circle clients conflict create creative Derik developed direction distance dramatic play dramatic ritual emotional expression emotionally empathy Emunah enactment engaged enter example exercise experience facilitates Family Therapy feelings going group members Guess heightened hospital humanistic psychology identify improvisational theatre individual initial intense interaction Ivan Jacob Moreno Jamie Karin Latisha leader lives mask Mime Mirror mother nonverbal objectives one's oneself pain pantomime participants particular partner person Phase Four Phase Three physical players playful protagonist psychiatric psychiatric hospital psychoanalysis psychodrama psychotherapy real-life relationship responses role play says scenework scripts Self-Revelatory Performance sense shaman Shawn someone Spolin spontaneity Stacey stage story techniques theatre theatre director theatrical therapeutic therapist transformation treatment series trust variation verbal warm-up