Top Girls
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All Themes Life Under the Patriarchy Women’s Stories Power, Success, and Individualism Motherhood
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All Characters Marlene Isabella Bird Lady Nijo Dull Gret Pope Joan Patient Griselda Jeanine Joyce Angie Kit Louise Mrs. Kidd
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Top Girls

by

Caryl Churchill
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Top Girls Employment Agency

Marlene works for an employment agency called Top Girls, which slowly emerges as a symbol for the corruption and blind individualism of Thatcherism, as well as the rigged game of life under the patriarchy. The…

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