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Tag Archives: Free Southern Theatre
Spreak in the Archives, Day 1
My campus is (finally) on Spring Break (Spreak) this week, and I am spending much of it far away, in the hills of Western Massachusetts at Smith College for a research trip. I am investigating the papers of the Third … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Feminism, Politics, scholarship, Theatre
Tagged archive, Free Southern Theatre, research, Smith College, Third World Women's Alliance
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It’s not “Street Theatre” if you freak out the oppressed
As a scholar of political theatre, I would love nothing more than to see a resurgence of activist drama, agitprop theatre, and street theatre in these times. Because proposals floated by the Trump administration have not been reassuring to artists, scholars, or … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Theatre
Tagged agitprop, Donald Trump, Fascism, Free Southern Theatre, KKK, street theatre, theatre
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