This article contextualises Russia’s involvement in Africa through the lenses of Soviet past, current rulership architecture Russia, and its recent operations abroad. Russia deploys normative justifications like anti-colonialism to justify Africa. Russian agents are drawn from vast political-oligarchic patronage networks, making these perfectly suited operate patronage-political contexts that w...

The twentieth century witnessed the death of at least 100 million people due to wars, genocides, and conflicts. Catastrophic violent events that emerged in last decades 20th led new trends Britain, such as in-yer-face theatre. One forerunners this movement, Mark Ravenhill, reflected realities on stage order create a awareness about case violence. In respect, study will attempt demonstrate Fouca...

This paper aims at searching for techniques of actor training in Nepal associating similarities (or differences if any) theorized by Constantin Stanislavski (1863-1938), a Russian theatre director his book An Actor Prepares. The acting ‘system’ also known as ‘method’ is an approach to acting, developed the 1920s support actors process embodying and enacting role. Although may not be exact scien...

From ancient times till the present, theatre has made contributions to fields of education and numerous studies. Theatre’s evolution been influenced by ongoing transformation social, economic, political, cultural landscape in human domain. Many academics sociocultural theorists have attempted incorporate as a core element into education. The current state globalisation significantly increased s...

Governments are often required to make decisions where every course available would have a negative impact on citizens, paradox known as the ‘Dirty Hands’ problem. This article focusses political theatre around decision by UK Government 12 March 2020 in relation restricting movement of citizens during COVID-19 pandemic. There was stringent ‘lockdown’ population 23 2020. Did delay, estimated cos...

BACKGROUND The role of music during surgery has been studied, including its effect on theatre staff, users and patients. However, little attention has been paid to its application especially in our environment. METHODS It was a prospective study, involving theatre staff, users, and patients. Their opinions on acceptability and the role of music in operating theatre were determined. Informatio...

BACKGROUND Despite dedicated emergency theatre, emergency surgery can be often delayed due to competing urgencies, suggesting a need for innovative theatre time management. AIM To investigate if a change in the emergency theatre prioritisation affects outcomes for a common urgent operation such as appendicectomy. METHODS We prospectively recorded data from 67 patients undergoing appendicect...