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Wednesday, 4 September 2013

MPAATA .R.WILLIAMS’EXPERIENCE WITH STREET THEATRE IN UGANDA

Mpaata Rogers Williams performing an Abstract street theatre performance during the Bayimba International festival of the arts 2011




In Uganda Street Theatre is moving to another level of professionalism as a theatre form, I believe that Street theatre is all about inviting the general public, as audience, to play and enjoy an artistic silly moment.  Interaction with the audience is particularly important in my performance which is mostly improvised. One of my main challenges is to know who to approach to participate and usually I identify people laughing however some people prefer to observe and I respect that.




The Street Theatre artists carrying out an advertisement of the Bayimba International Festival of the Arts 2011






 Crowd of people watching an Abstract street theatre performance during the festival in 2011


Invisible street performance written and directed by Mpaata Rogers Williams on child trafficking done in January 2013 to carry out a research on child trafficking by the reunite families Uganda in one of the suburbs of Kampala called Namuwungo.




 The public involved in an invisible street performance during a performance on child trafficking in Kampala’s suburbs.



 The performance ended up at the chairman of the suburb which triggered an interview about child trafficking.



STREET THEATRE ACTIVATION S IN UGANDA 2013.

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