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Women on Stage and Theatrical Evolution
This chapter explores the significance of women's emergence as writers and performers during the Restoration period, particularly through the lens of the play 'The Widow Round Her.' The discussion highlights the shift from male actors to female performers on stage and its implications for character representation in theater. Additionally, it reflects on historical performances, such as 'Macbeth' and 'Voodoo Macbeth,' emphasizing the transformative power of theater and its impact on both actors and audiences.