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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2015 · 1H 33M

Comment le théâtre peut-il éduquer ?

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Avec Christiane Page, Professeur des Universités, Rennes 2, auteur de Éduquer par le jeu dramatique, Pratique théâtrale et éducation (ESF, 3e éd. 2006) ; Stéphane Guitline, Professeur de Lettres et responsable d’un atelier théâtre au collège Jean Jaurès de Montfermeil ; Alain Viala, Professeur à l'Université d'Oxford, titulaire de la chaire de Lettres Françaises, auteur des ouvrages Le Théâtre et Histoire du Théâtre (PUF, 2011-2012) ; Gérard Gallego, Metteur en scène et formateur, fondateur de l’association de théâtre social Instant Présent à Vincennes.

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