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With these issues now brought to the forefront, the second act finds the women prepared to engage in hone4t dialogue asking questions of each other that they may have never before asked. Immediately following the performances, there will be a dialogue on race and stereotypes. Between Sisters borrows its theatrical techniques from Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed, a workshop series that uses imaginative theatre to encourage audience participation and open dialogue, promote awareness of social situations and examine personal attitudes. Although there is no direct interaction between the audience and the Between Sisters cast during the performance, the audience is strongly encouraged to respond aloud to issues that have a personal effect. Popelka and Williams are 1998 graduates of Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, where each received a bachelor of fine arts degree in acting and where they conceived and developed the idea for Between Sisters.