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From: YouTube Relaxed Performances and Social definition of Disability Paul Brewster McGinley My introduction to community theatre came through the work of Ann Jellicoe, probably the most influential writer and director working in the field and the woman who is still most closely identified with the notion of the ‘community play’. Indeed Jellicoe’s own book Community Plays: How To Put Them On, published in 1987 is still the only available text that provides any kind of blue print for the creation of community theatre; (I know three of the people in the photograph on the front of this book – Mr Carlyon was the father of one of my best friends and Mrs Hill still works in a shop in my home town of Colyton. I have always been a little bit frustrated by this cover though – for I was standing just behind Alexandra, and yet somehow missed out on being included in the image). Winston Churchill Foundation Australia Play Video Open Document Michael McSweeney

From: YouTube Accessible Community Theatre Hayley Sherwood Discussion about her work with people with a disability. Winston Churchill Foundation Australia Play Video Open Document Michael McSweeney

From: Printables Theatre from Scratch Michael McSweeney 150 pages. Michael's Churchill report on the study into: "WAYS OF ENGAGING ISOLATED PEOPLE THROUGH COMMUNITY THEATRE IN SMALL TOWNS" Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Play Video Open Document Michael McSweeney