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Mary Ann Petit

Date
1997
Leonardo, Vol. 30, no. 5, article, "The Grimm Tale: The Evolution of a Multimedia Performance", by Mary Ann Petit concerning her work "The Grim Tale" produced in part at Experimental Television Center
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