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playgoer a person who goes to theatre performances, esp frequently How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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What Wilson demands, then, is that the theatregoer understand the ultimate importance of the slave narrative depicted on the piano in authenticating Boy Willie's metaphorical slave narrative, and how, because of the linear nature of the relationship, the family myth must be destroyed, or his own narrative altered, to create a new one. Did an Irish-American theatregoer familiar with Irish fiction's associations of caves and burrows with ultimate emergence outward and upward simply see the similarities between fictional and staged caves set in the past and confined underground settings set in the urban metropolis of the present? Voicing a hidden subtext of the piece, the theatregoer shouted out, "Go it, Injun - give dat pale face a smash in dat mouf of his'n. |
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