Includes bibliographical references (pages 151-158) and index.
Introduction: learning from conflict, performing change -- Theatre of the oppressed as a critical performative approach to creating multicultural learning communities: an overview -- Pushing the chairs aside: how and why we got started -- The oppressed or the oppressor? how much power does the teacher have? -- Teacher act up! Practicing transformative theatre -- Liberating the body: more than fun in games -- Seeing is believing: image theatre is worth a thousand words -- Forum theatre: telling stories of teacher conflict and rehearsing change -- Troubling oppressions, seeking change: rainbow of desire, invisible, and legislative theatre -- Conclusion: implications across contexts -- Teatro as a collective problem-solving activity for social action: an afterword / Kris D. Gutiérrez -- Appendix: reflecting on embodied teacher education: a teacher's testimony