Critic James Fisher states that "Angels is certainly inspired by aspects of Brechtian theatre, but it is primarily fuelled by Walter Benjamin" (1995: 291), the playwright employed the Brechtian epic mode and form and became greatly influenced by the use of multiple points of perspective and a dialectical vision of history...
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Brecht's insistence on socially-conscious, proletarian drama is also evident in Kushner's depictions of normal people in politically charged crises and particular individuals exposed to deprivation and suffering. Walter Benjamin’s Understanding Brecht (Versuche uber Brecht, 1966) influenced Kushner's theatre...
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