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agitprop: a standalone construct

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Theatre history

short, mobile political theatre designed to agitate and inform audiences toward revolutionary action.

In theatre history, agitprop refers to short, mobile political theatre designed to agitate and inform audiences toward revolutionary action. This meaning comes from Stourac (1986) in Theatre as a weapon.[1]

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Stourac, R., & McCreery, K. (1986). Theatre as a weapon: Workers' theatre in the Soviet Union, Germany and Britain, 1917-1934. Routledge & Kegan Paul. ISBN 9780710097705

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