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Theatre history

theatre made by and for working-class people, often amateur and politically committed, within the interwar labour movement.

In theatre history, workers' theatre refers to theatre made by and for working-class people, often amateur and politically committed, within the interwar labour movement. This meaning comes from Stourac (1986/2024) in Theatre as a weapon.[1]

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Stourac, R., & McCreery, K. (2024). Theatre as a weapon: Workers' theatre in the Soviet Union, Germany and Britain, 1917-1934. Routledge. (Original work published 1986) ISBN 9781032875835

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