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Performing Arts Journal 56: Artaud at 100, Fassbinder Play, La MaMa in Vietnam, Janie Geiser Storyboard, New Video

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Performing Arts Journal 56: Artaud at 100, Fassbinder Play, La MaMa in Vietnam, Janie Geiser Storyboard, New Video. A closer look at contents reveals: Remembering Artaud by Gautam Dasgupta, Antonin Artaud: From Center to Periphery, Periphery to Center by Christopher Ho, The Antonin Artaud Film Project by Daryl Chin, Puppets and Performing Objects in the Twentieth Century by John Bell, Evidence of Floods by Janie Geiser, Vietnam Journal by Theodora Skipitares, Art & Performance Notes, Miniature Awakenings by Jennifer Dalton, The Century's Shift: Four Media Artists by Mark Zimmermann, Missing Things by Gregory Williams, Just a Slice of Bread by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Books & Company, and Performance History by Bonnie Marranca.
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PAJ (Performing Arts Journal); Gautam Dasgupta; Christopher Ho. Performing Arts Journal 56: Artaud at 100, Fassbinder Play, La MaMa in Vietnam, Janie Geiser Storyboard, New Video. The Johns Hopkins University Press. 1997.

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Performing Arts Journal 56: Artaud at 100, Fassbinder Play, La MaMa in Vietnam, Janie Geiser Storyboard, New Video. A closer look at contents reveals: Remembering Artaud by Gautam Dasgupta, Antonin Artaud: From Center to Periphery, Periphery to Center by Christopher Ho, The Antonin Artaud Film Project by Daryl Chin, Puppets and Performing Objects in the Twentieth Century by John Bell, Evidence of Floods by Janie Geiser, Vietnam Journal by Theodora Skipitares, Art & Performance Notes, Miniature Awakenings by Jennifer Dalton, The Century's Shift: Four Media Artists by Mark Zimmermann, Missing Things by Gregory Williams, Just a Slice of Bread by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Books & Company, and Performance History by Bonnie Marranca.

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