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in-yer-face theatre: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

1990s British drama that confronts audiences with extreme language, sex and violence to shock them into feeling.

In theatre studies, in-yer-face theatre refers to 1990s British drama that confronts audiences with extreme language, sex and violence to shock them into feeling. This meaning comes from Sierz (2001) in In-yer-face theatre.[1]

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  1. Sierz, A. (2001). In-yer-face theatre. Faber & Faber, Limited. ISBN 9780571200498

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