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Tempe, Arizona, United States

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Chuck b. also known as Chuck Banaszewski, Ph.D. (Theatre) is a theatre artist/activist. He graduated from Arizona State University in Theatre in December of 2006. He specialized in Theatre for Political and Social Change, as well as Theatre for Youth with an emphasis in Theatre of the Oppressed (a style of Theatre for Social Change made popular by Brazilian artist/activist Augusto Boal). He has done all kinds of theatre work since he was young, but in the last ten years he has pretty much immersed himself in Theatre for Political/Social Change and Theatre for Youth. He was the founded the Arizona Surveillance Camera Players (Theatre performed in front of security/surveillance cameras), The Anti-Theatre Project (a non-text based theatre company that used movement, music, and spectacle to communicate to audiences), a member of the SOS Art Collective, he created human resources programs for large companies using Theatre techniques, he taught young people and old how to develop life skills and social skills using Theatre skills, and for the last five years he's been performing solo public "protest" performance around a myriad of issues, but mainly around the idea of where our understandings are are at.

Chuck b., "My goal is to try to get people to think more about art, pop culture, symbols, fashion, and materialism without telling people the "answer" or what it means. I wanted to provoke thought. At the same time, I have been able to look at all of those things mentioned and really appreciate the opportunity to do so. Its been a cool ride! The T-shirt is such a unique and popular canvas for art today. I thought it was the most effective way to get people to think more about life in general. Sometimes it has been very successful and other times not so good...kind of like life.

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