Theater
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(Antonin Artaud). Antonin Artaud. Musée Cantini, Marseille, 16 juin – 17 septembre 1995
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(Bread & Puppet Theater). Holland Cotter. Spectacle For Heart And Soul. The New York Times. August 5, 2007, pages AR1 and 6AR
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(Bread & Puppet). Bread & Puppet Museum. Glover, Vermont, from May to October [1994?]
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(Bread & Puppet). Bread & Puppet presents Josephine after Kafka. What is art? And what is it good for? Arts at St. Ann’s, Brooklyn, New York, December 10 – 14, 17 – 21, [1986]
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(Bread & Puppet). Bread & Puppet Theater 50th Anniversary Events – NYC. November 2013 – March 2014
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(Bread & Puppet). Bread and Puppet. Street Theater Show at the Cafe Teatro Ruins Belvis Cultural Center, November 16, 1983
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(Bread & Puppet). Wage Labor System Sermon 1 by: Bread & Puppet. No place, no date [1994]
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(Charles Ludlam, Christopher Scott). Charles Ludlam and Christopher Scott Interviewed by Ted Castle. Bomb. Volume 1 #2. New York: Center for New Art Activities, 1981.
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(Charles Ludlam). Charles Ludlam’s Grand Tarot. Starring the Trocadero Gloxina Magic. Mind Theater of Thrills and Spills. [1969]
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(Charles Ludlam). David Kaufman. The Man Born to Play The Heroine Camille. The New York Times, November 3, 2002.
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical co. Presents Charles Ludlam’s new farce of modern life, Secret Lives of the Sexists [New York: 1982]
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(Charles Ludlam). The Ridiculous Theatrical Company presents Big Hotel, a farce. Written and directed by Charles Ludlam. Tambellini’s Gate Theater, [New York], Fridays and Saturdays at midnight beginning Nov. 24th [1968]
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(Charles Ludlam/ The Mystery of Irma Vep). David Kaufman. A Charmer Returns to the Scene of the Seduction. The New York Times, September 27, 1998.
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(Charles Ludlam/ The Mystery of Irma Vep). Vincent Carby. Highly Intoxicating– Wit, Served Straight Up. The New York Times, October 11, 1998.
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(Chris Kraus). I Love Dick. A play by Chris Kraus adapted and directed by Leslie Mohn. P.s. 122 – Mabou Mines Studio, [New York], November 3 – 28, [1999]
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(Chris Kraus). I Love Dick. A Play by Chris Kraus. Adapted and Directed by Leslie Mohn. P.S. 122 – Mabou Mines Studio, [New York], November 3 – 28, [1999]
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