Reframings of Group Theater in the playwriting experience of the Elas Tramam Collective

This article investigates the reframings of the practices and values of Group Theater in the experience of playwriting experienced by the Elas Tramam collective. Since its inception, the collective has founded a space for the creation of plays woven by women and for the projection of female playwrights on the scene in the state of Espírito Santo. In the collectivist writing bias, both the process and the narratives operate alongside the political, sensitive, and aesthetic developments of the playwrights in the sociocultural sphere, in addition to the representation of women from a perspective of confronting androcentric supremacy. Feminist references and the theoretical scope of dramaturgy as a space that brings together collectivist experiences guide the questions raised to measure the impact of the group of women writers in contemporary times to the detriment of the patriarchal vision that, for a long time, dominated the craft and dramaturgical thought.