Bunker Cabaret
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BUNKER CABARET (2023)
The documentary follows the rehearsal of Hooligan Art Community’s site‑specific performance, Bunker Cabaret, at the end of its UK tour. The show addresses personal and universal questions and reactions born from the traumatic reality of wartime life, including love, family, responsibility, fear and desire. We also see how the show is adapted to its new location, Longfield Hall, in London.
| Artist / Author | Hooligan Art Community |
|---|---|
| Reference | EF5421 |
| Type | Digital File |
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