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O Kae? An Autoethnographic Dramaturgy Through A Deliberate Incommensurability
This study focuses on the erasure of the black woman from the mainstream theatre space of South Africa as a provocation towards the creation of a dramaturgical process that pivots around the notion of 'deliberate incommensurability' as a catalyst for exploration. 'deliberate incommensurability' is a...
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Department of Drama
2020
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