Artes escénicas e inclusión por Deborah G. Seminario

En este episodio, conoceremos los beneficios que ofrece la práctica teatral en las personas con discapacidad. Hablaremos del juego dramático como derecho inherente para la comunidad y compartiremos ejercicios para realizar en casa con toda la familia. Además, se brindarán recomendaciones específicas para el trabajo teatral inclusivo. Acompáñanos, junto a la artista escénica y directora general de Capaz, Deborah G. Seminario, a aprender más sobre este interesante tema.

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