Discover how performance arts shape national identity and foster reconciliation in post-genocide societies. This compelling study critically examines the crucial role of theatre, dance, and court testimony in addressing historical trauma and pursuing justice. It offers profound insights into how narrative and memorialization can help rebuild cohesive nations, making it essential reading for students and scholars of performance studies, human rights, sociology, and cultural memory. Understand the complex interplay between art, justice, and societal healing.