Divadlo Archa – Archa Theatre

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Catalogue of activities and productions of Archa Theatre a space for contemporary theatre, music, dance and other genres based in Prague, from 1994 to 2000.

Artist / Author	Archa Theatre
Publisher	Archa Theatre
Reference	P2075
Date	2000
Type	Publication

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