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spectatorship: a standalone construct

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Theatre studies

the activity of theatre audiences, analysed as cultural production shaped by inner and outer frames of expectation and event.

In theatre studies, spectatorship refers to the activity of theatre audiences, analysed as cultural production shaped by inner and outer frames of expectation and event. This meaning comes from Bennett (1990) in Theatre audiences.[1]

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  1. Bennett, S. (1990). Theatre audiences. Routledge. ISBN 9780415044967

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