Jan 31, 2009 ... Other dramas from these years display a similarly high preponderance of disease imagery including Euripides' Hippolytus and, I argue ...

These studies included experimental research highlighting the effect of arts interventions targeted at different clinical needs (eg, mental illness, ...

Dec 14, 2013 ... ... illness. The result was a vibrant piece of physical theatre that “explained diseases such as melioidosis in a hugely entertaining way” and ...

... illness through productions of readers' theatre. Readers' theatre, as I learned from an earlier mentor to tell both students and audience, is “theatre of ...

truth as presented by the media. Cinema is an art of the 20th century, and there has been much progress in in- fectious diseases and microbiology in the.

Nov 23, 2019 ... Positive portrayals of mental illness in film, television, or in theatre performances can reduce stigma and negative attitudes, while increasing ...

Sep 8, 2004 ... ... theatre. Marius Petipa who was one of the greatest ballet choreographer of Russia was influenced by Indian dance. In the US Ruth St. Devis ...

to reconnect with dance and to live well with a chronic condition, to see themselves as artists, rather than as objects of medical scrutiny and sympathy. The ...

Feb 11, 2012 ... ... medical ethics in particular. Through discussions with colleagues in performing arts, it was agreed that devised theatre would be a good tool.

Medical care for patients with respiratory disease now incorporates their point of view on the illness, including not only quality of life but also expected ...