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-Stereotyped characters

-Minimal set design

-The use of song

-Banners and signs

-Chorus

-Actors playing more than one character

-Short, episodic scenarios within the play

-Bold movement and gesture

-Symbolic colours, props (props were minimal)

-No use of 4th wall, the actor addresses the audience directly

-Often includes historic events or characters

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