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nontraditional casting: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

casting performers of any race, ethnicity or gender in roles where these are not required, or deliberately against tradition.

In theatre studies, nontraditional casting refers to casting performers of any race, ethnicity or gender in roles where these are not required, or deliberately against tradition. This meaning comes from Pao (2010) in No safe spaces.[1]

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References

Pao, A. C. (2010). No safe spaces: Re-casting race, ethnicity, and nationality in American theater. University of Michigan Press. Open Library record

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