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Q. Trying to brainstorm some ideas for an essay...any help would be appreciated! Asked by bert w - Sat May 9 22:20:33 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. Maybe this article I've linked to will give you some inspiration. It's about this theatre company called the Belarus Free theatre (in Belarus, a little-known-to-Americans place near Russia) where the theatre company has to function underground because the government is so strict about what is and isn't allowed to be said. If the government of a country feels so threatened by a theatre company that they have to go underground, then there must be something more to it than just the entertainment, yes? Also, you might wanna do a bit of research into the US's short-lived public theatre. It's another institution that got stopped when they started to question the government. The arts are a powerful social and political tool. Theatre's just one… [cont.] Answered by liz - Sat May 9 22:47:23 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "arts and entertainment" |
