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Publication based on a 2007 project examining the relationship between modes of performative practice within visual art, theatre and comedy, commissioning a series of new works produced collaboratively by a diverse range of practitioners.

Editor Mel Brimfield, Dominic Chennell
Publisher Revolver
ISBN 978-3865884190
Reference P2616
Date 2007
Type Publication

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