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Spiderwoman Theater is an American, Indigenous women's performance troupe that blends traditional art forms with Western theater. Their mission was to present exceptional theater performance, and to provide theatrical training and education in an urban Indigenous performance practice. Spiderwoman theater was an early feminist theatre group that sprung out of the feminist movement in the 1970s. They questioned gender roles, cultural stereotypes, sexual and economic oppression. It was founded in 1976, the core of the group is formed by sisters Muriel Miguel, Gloria Miguel, and Lisa Mayo. It was the first Native American women's theater troupe and is named after the Spiderwoman deity from Hopi mythology.

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rdfs:comment	Spiderwoman Theater is an American, Indigenous women's performance troupe that blends traditional art forms with Western theater. Their mission was to present exceptional theater performance, and to provide theatrical training and education in an urban Indigenous performance practice. Spiderwoman theater was an early feminist theatre group that sprung out of the feminist movement in the 1970s. They questioned gender roles, cultural stereotypes, sexual and economic oppression. It was founded in 1976, the core of the group is formed by sisters Muriel Miguel, Gloria Miguel, and Lisa Mayo. It was the first Native American women's theater troupe and is named after the Spiderwoman deity from Hopi mythology. (en)
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name	Spiderwoman Theater (en)
dcterms:subject	Indigenous theatre Theatre companies in New York City Feminism in New York City Native American dramatists and playwrights Performing groups established in 1976 1976 establishments in New York City Native American history of New York (state) Feminist theatre Native American feminism
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Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://aich.org/ http://hidvl.nyu.edu/video/000563588.html http://www.spiderwomantheater.org/
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location	Brooklyn, New York
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ArtisticDirector	Muriel Miguel (en)
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