Kamran Afary is assistant professor of communication studies at California State University, Los Angeles.Alice Marianne Fritz is lecturer in the Department of Speech at East Los Angeles College.

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• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionKamran Afary and Marianne Alice FritzPart I. Performance and Drama1.Teaching Interpersonal Communication in Prison with NarradramaKamran Afary2.More than HumanMady Schutzman3.Theatre for Revolution or Theatre for Healing? Forum Theatre with LGBT2SIQ+ and Other Targeted CommunitiesJessica Bleuer 4.Two Snapshots: (Staging) Image Theatre as a Healing ArtBonny McDonald5.Eyas on the Prize: Mapping the Relaunch of Performance at the University of Houston-Clear LakeAndrea Baldwin Part II. Narrative, Art, Dance, and Music6.“Hip-Hop Just Saved Me”: Rap Music Engagement as a Music-Based Intervention for Substance-Addicted YouthMarianne Alice Fritz and Kamran Afary7.Preferred Cultural Mediums of Healing: Rapping into IdentityTravis Heath and Jacobo Mesa Ramirez8.Music Therapy: An Ethnographic Approach to Understanding How Music Therapists and Adolescent Patients Communicate and Perform CommunityMelanie Frontz Kramer and Kurt Lindemann 9.Comfort

Kamran Afary is assistant professor of communication studies at California State University, Los Angeles.Alice Marianne Fritz is lecturer in the Department of Speech at East Los Angeles College.

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• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionKamran Afary and Marianne Alice FritzPart I. Performance and Drama1.Teaching Interpersonal Communication in Prison with NarradramaKamran Afary2.More than HumanMady Schutzman3.Theatre for Revolution or Theatre for Healing? Forum Theatre with LGBT2SIQ+ and Other Targeted CommunitiesJessica Bleuer 4.Two Snapshots: (Staging) Image Theatre as a Healing ArtBonny McDonald5.Eyas on the Prize: Mapping the Relaunch of Performance at the University of Houston-Clear LakeAndrea Baldwin Part II. Narrative, Art, Dance, and Music6.“Hip-Hop Just Saved Me”: Rap Music Engagement as a Music-Based Intervention for Substance-Addicted YouthMarianne Alice Fritz and Kamran Afary7.Preferred Cultural Mediums of Healing: Rapping into IdentityTravis Heath and Jacobo Mesa Ramirez8.Music Therapy: An Ethnographic Approach to Understanding How Music Therapists and Adolescent Patients Communicate and Perform CommunityMelanie Frontz Kramer and Kurt Lindemann 9.Comfort

Kamran Afary is assistant professor of communication studies at California State University, Los Angeles.Alice Marianne Fritz is lecturer in the Department of Speech at East Los Angeles College.

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• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionKamran Afary and Marianne Alice FritzPart I. Performance and Drama1.Teaching Interpersonal Communication in Prison with NarradramaKamran Afary2.More than HumanMady Schutzman3.Theatre for Revolution or Theatre for Healing? Forum Theatre with LGBT2SIQ+ and Other Targeted CommunitiesJessica Bleuer 4.Two Snapshots: (Staging) Image Theatre as a Healing ArtBonny McDonald5.Eyas on the Prize: Mapping the Relaunch of Performance at the University of Houston-Clear LakeAndrea Baldwin Part II. Narrative, Art, Dance, and Music6.“Hip-Hop Just Saved Me”: Rap Music Engagement as a Music-Based Intervention for Substance-Addicted YouthMarianne Alice Fritz and Kamran Afary7.Preferred Cultural Mediums of Healing: Rapping into IdentityTravis Heath and Jacobo Mesa Ramirez8.Music Therapy: An Ethnographic Approach to Understanding How Music Therapists and Adolescent Patients Communicate and Perform CommunityMelanie Frontz Kramer and Kurt Lindemann 9.Comfort