Which type of nontraditional theatre often seeks to attack a target, espouse a cause, or engage in satire to expose what the dramatist considers a wrongheaded approach to a problem?
A. Happenings
B. Multimedia theatre
C. Political theatre
D. Environmental theatre
Answer: C
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