The document discusses the emergence and development of feminist theatre in the late 1960s and 1970s in response to the underrepresentation and oppression of women in the mainstream theatre world. It outlines different waves and approaches of feminism, such as liberal, radical, and socialist feminism. It also analyzes Caryl Churchill's play Top Girls, noting its experimental style and exploration of themes around feminism, class, and women's agency.

1. Feminist Theatre