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Para no olvidar: Teatro y guerra sucia en Argentina y Perú

This essay analyzes how theatre and performance in Argentina and Peru have created an anti-establishment national consciousness that deal with the politics of terror that emerged during the Dirty Wars in both countries. It explains that the different ways in which each country dealt and still deals with the reported number of those who disappeared or were killed are intrinsically related to political, social, ethnic, and cultural problems.