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In this chapter, 1 I report on a period of politicization for Brazilian theatre and of the formation of a new type of modern dramaturgy, staging, and training for actors, something which can be viewed not just as a cultural fact, a kind of aesthetic updating of the periphery, but something more like a work of political culture. 2
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