Giving and Taking Voice in Learning Disabled Theatre offers unique insight into the question of 'voice' in learning disabled theatre and what is gained and lost in making performance. It is grounded in the author's eighteen years of making theatre with Different Light Theatre company.
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"Giving and Taking Voice in Learning Disabled Theatre offers insight into the specific production history of a learning disability-focussed theatre company... I think this book may be most valuable to disability arts scholars looking to engage with the questions that McCaffrey presents and may use this text to situate the work of Different Light alongside other learning-disabled theatre companies." Becky Gold in Research in Drama Education (RiDE): The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance
"Through foregrounding the voices and artistic journeys of the Different Light performers, this book offers inspiring perspectives on what a 'good life' could look like for persons with learning disabilities, what they have to offer to society at large, and the role that theatre and performing arts can play in making this a reality." David O'Donnell in Australasian Drama Studies (ADS) Journal
"Through foregrounding the voices and artistic journeys of the Different Light performers, this book offers inspiring perspectives on what a 'good life' could look like for persons with learning disabilities, what they have to offer to society at large, and the role that theatre and performing arts can play in making this a reality." David O'Donnell in Australasian Drama Studies (ADS) Journal
"Giving and Taking Voice in Learning Disabled Theatre offers insight into the specific production history of a learning disability-focussed theatre company... I think this book may be most valuable to disability arts scholars looking to engage with the questions that McCaffrey presents and may use this text to situate the work of Different Light alongside other learning-disabled theatre companies." Becky Gold in Research in Drama Education (RiDE): The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance
"Through foregrounding the voices and artistic journeys of the Different Light performers, this book offers inspiring perspectives on what a 'good life' could look like for persons with learning disabilities, what they have to offer to society at large, and the role that theatre and performing arts can play in making this a reality." David O'Donnell in Australasian Drama Studies (ADS) Journal
"Through foregrounding the voices and artistic journeys of the Different Light performers, this book offers inspiring perspectives on what a 'good life' could look like for persons with learning disabilities, what they have to offer to society at large, and the role that theatre and performing arts can play in making this a reality." David O'Donnell in Australasian Drama Studies (ADS) Journal