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street theatre: a standalone construct

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streettheatre1 CONSTRUCTStreet theatreMASON · THEATRE STUDIES

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Theatre studies

performance staged in public outdoor places for passers-by, which needs its own strategies to attract, hold and move an uninvited crowd.

In theatre studies, street theatre refers to performance staged in public outdoor places for passers-by, which needs its own strategies to attract, hold and move an uninvited crowd. This meaning comes from Mason (1992) in Street theatre and other outdoor performance.[1]

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  1. Mason, B. (1992). Street theatre and other outdoor performance. Routledge. ISBN 9780415070508

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