Unblancing Acts: Foundations for a Theatre
Notes
A selection of essays and plays, including ‘The Cure’, ‘Film Is Evil: Radio Is Good’, ‘Symphony of Rats’, “What Did He See?’ and ‘Lava’, foreward by Peter Sellars.
| Artist / Author | Richard Foreman |
|---|---|
| Editor | Ken Jordan |
| Publisher | Pantheon: New York, Toronto |
| Reference | P2090 |
| Date | 1992 |
| Type | Publication |
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