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Expedition – European Platform for Artistic Exchanges

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Publication documenting the three stages of a collaboration between multiple European theatres. 2007-2008

Editor Bernard Wooding
Publisher Les Laboratoires D'Aubervilliers
ISBN 2-915150-06-0
Reference P1179
Date 2008
Type Publication

Keywords

Amsterdam Austria Brut Wien collaboration France interdisciplinary Les Laboratoires d'Aubervilliers Netherlands Paris Theater Gasthuis theatre Vienna

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