This paper presents a perspective on theatrical dance as a unique contributor to the theology of place and identity. Following a brief review of two historical anecdotes relating to evangelicals and dance, explorations in the theology of place, movement and encounter are suggested as a means of developing a greater understanding of various aspects of the social, political and ecclesiastical identities of believers within their contexts. It is postulated that if the dancer's contribution is unique it is therefore essential to a complete theology concerning the humanities.
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