Bad News

Benjamin Young

Bad News

Benjamin Young (Producer)

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Abstract

Three strangers converge for a management training day focused upon Leadership, Accountability, and Empathy. Their task: fire a colleague. In the semi-improvisational piece BAD NEWS, three actors assume professional personas to engage with a (real) corporate actor-facilitator whom they have never met before. In the film - as in real life, behind closed doors - applied theatre techniques originally designed to give individuals and communities a sense of agency are redirected to serve HR.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published (VoR) - 2022

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