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Female Impersonations: Young Performers and the Crisis of Adolescence

Jennifer Chapman
Pages 123-131 | Published online: 08 Jul 2010

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Mary McAvoy. (2013) Staging Contemporary Russian Teenage Femininity in Yaroslava Pulinovich's Natasha Plays. Youth Theatre Journal 27:1, pages 20-33.
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Valerie A. Futch. (2011) (Re)presenting Spaces of/for “At‐opportunity” Urban Youth. Curriculum Inquiry 41:1, pages 98-109.
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Joan Lazarus. (2005) Ethical Questions in Secondary Theatre Education. Arts Education Policy Review 107:2, pages 21-25.
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Valerie A. Futch. (2016) Utilizing the Theoretical Framework of Collective Identity to Understand Processes in Youth Programs. Youth & Society 48:5, pages 673-694.
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