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The Hoods Film Analysis
Hoods is a performance by Real Tv performance in 2006 and aimed at a contemporary audience. The production is based strongly around themes and complications of the lower class society in today’s day and age. Also inspired by a series of new stories about children who had been abandoned in cars by their parents for hours at a time. The performance targets the audience in an attempt to incorporate Epic Theatre and Brechtian theatre conventions such as alienation, morphing, melding, and jumps. Techniques such as alienation and morphing are used to disconnect the audience also Challenge the dominant culture, and provoke critical theatre in young audiences. The characters in The Hoods use morphing and melding to transform from character A to character

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