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In Caryll Churchill’s collaborative drama “Cloud Nine,” there are some very interesting resonances between acts one and two. As readers, we have to pay close attention to the gender and ethnic background’s of the actors, and the significance of who they are portraying. Throughout this play, there are many roles that are filled with cast members who by society, do not seem like the perfect fit for their character. By using the doubling …showed first 75 words of 1097 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 1097 total…to use these methods of doubling and cross-dressing are truly remarkable ways of keeping the audience’s attention. Understanding the roles of the actors allowed the readers to realize what was happening with each situation that arose. Churchill’s views of gender and race oppression gave excellent insight of what life was like during the Victorian times. By using these roles, Churchill was able to help the readers understand the themes of the play.
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