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The Alternative Theatre,it also spawned an alternative theatre. Initially, the new theatre was expressive of those who aligned themselves with the various social movements of the time — civil rights, free speech, hippie, anti-nuclear, anti-Vietnam War, ecology, feminist, and gay. It was an alternative to the theatre of the

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Primary Explorations,eir development of new techniques, had a profound impact upon many who followed. Both companies developed methods of collective creation, but they had distinctly different basic objectives — the Living Theatre, while engaging in aesthetic exploration, came to use theatre as a means of bringing about

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New Formalism, their work. These directors are part of one tendency in contemporary art which includes the minimalist painters, makers of happenings, choreographers of post-modern dance, and certain composers of new music.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92190-2eptual processes, in others it is autobiographical incidents from their lives, in still others they present themselves on stage as themselves but sometimes in such a way that it is not clear what is actual and what is illusion.

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