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✓ Published: 13-Apr-2018
✓ Published: 13-Apr-2018
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Some footage spliced together from two different Theatre Trailers I was involved with and one video from a Rhinoceros rehearsal of me in the costume of The Logician; captured spontaneously from someone's phone. The Black and white footage is from a Griffith University devised production 'Dust' Trailer directed by Linda Hassall and performed at Metro Arts in 2015. The other footage is from HeartBeast Co's production of 'Rhinoceros' directed by Steve Pearton and performed at The Spring Hill Reserv
Some footage spliced together from two different Theatre Trailers I was involved with and one video from a Rhinoceros rehearsal of me in the costume of The Logician; captured spontaneously from someone's phone. The Black and white footage is from a Griffith University devised production 'Dust' Trailer directed by Linda Hassall and performed at Metro Arts in 2015. The other footage is from HeartBeast Co's production of 'Rhinoceros' directed by Steve Pearton and performed at The Spring Hill Reserv
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