lsquo;Anyone who wants to live has got to change the world.rsquo; Children of Fate exposes with tenderness; humour and infinite love the devastating effects of Thatcherite ideology on the forgotten lives of millions dispossessed and brutalised by years of the Pinochet dictatorship. Much like Las Brutas; Radriganrsquo;s powerful play that received critical acclaim at Theatre503 in September 2011; Children of Fate speaks not only for the marginalise and oppressed in Chile but represents communities all over the world who are struggling against the odds to survive.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Body Politics Class Book ReviewBy AnaBTAna Bolt TurrallApril 13; 2016Dancers as Diplomats; by Clare Croft offers a wonderful insight on the power dance holds in foreign policy. Dance and dancers are the main concern of this book; but also considers key policy events and changes about dance in diplomacy programming. It presents the possibilities of dialogue between nations and people to discover the realities that dancers display more than just movement. Despite DanceMotion performerrsquo;s political tensions experiences in Burma in a repressive regime their presence represented a triumph of international connection between American and Burmese governments. Hence; dancers are intriguing artistic vehicles and messengers of stories; communicating through inspirational expressions that can move people to feel the freedoms within themselves that may not exist in their country and oppression is their way of life. This is a great read for dancers and choreographers that may want to consider the art form and dancers as ambassadors of social change and justice.