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Day 57 Caught in The Drama Triangle; or, The Cure for Drama is Theatre

The United States of America is caught in what’s known in psychology as The Drama Triangle. Bear with me. Here’s a quickie Wiki explanation: “The drama triangle is a social model of human interaction – the triangle maps a type of destructive interaction that can occur between people in conflict. The drama triangle model is a tool used in psychotherapy, specifically transactional analysis. The triangle of actors in the drama are oppressors, victims and rescuers.

PandemicSusan CorsoMay 7, 2020metaphysics, coronavirus, COVID-19, #GlobalVaccine, Theatre, Transaction, connection, The Drama Triangle

When Theatre Is A Religious Experience—Wait, Isn’t it Always?

When I went off to college, my mother forbade me to major in theatre. She said I needed to learn something that would lead to a career,* and that the theatre was pie-in-the-sky. I promptly developed a bleeding ulcer which I brought home with me at Christmastime. By the eve of the holiday, I was majoring in theatre.

On The Other Hand NewsSusan CorsoNovember 3, 2019TheatreComment