Abstract
The feminist critic who writes frankly of a feminist production’s problems risks a certain ostracism from the creative community. In the spirit of progress, however, it seems necessary to point out the limitations of even the most well-intentioned feminist work [. . .] and to institute a dialogue that resonates beyond the confines of an insular feminist community. —Jill Dolan, The Feminist Spectator as Critic (120)
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