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,Black Mime Theatre: The Women’s Troop,any’s administrative records and funders’ files, as well as an interview with BMT’s Artistic Director, Denise Wong. Production recordings and archival photographs enable the analysis of two plays produced during the years in which the company operated as a dedicated women’s troupe: . (1991) and . (1992).

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Introduction: Intersectionality, Archives, Aesthetics,e of the intersectional identity (‘black woman’), material histories, and creative practices that constitute the book’s subject and scope..The titular terms ‘intersectionality’, ‘a(chǎn)rchives’, and ‘a(chǎn)esthetics’ are then articulated more fully..The concept of ‘intersectionality’—the confluence of racism

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,Black Mime Theatre: The Women’s Troop,first black mime company, Black Mime Theatre (BMT), from its inception in 1984 through to its dissolution in 1998. The chapter is informed by the company’s administrative records and funders’ files, as well as an interview with BMT’s Artistic Director, Denise Wong. Production recordings and archival