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How does feminist theatre differ from conventional drama?
In what ways does feminist theatre differ from the norm, or specifically from conventional or patriarchal theatre, and why has it opted for these variations?
1) What usually characterises conventional theatre forms?
2) What characterises feminist theatre?
3) What is the motivation behind these characteristics?
4) What examples can I use to highlight these points?
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