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 '''Sue Clark''' (1941-) Poet and performer.
-Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre|The Space]], 1972);  ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre.
+Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre|The Space]], 1972);  ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the [[Space Theatre]].
 == Sources ==
 [[ESAT Bibliography Ar-Az|Astbury]] 1979.

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−	~~CLARK,~~ Sue. (1941-) Poet and performer. Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972),* ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. ~~(see ''The Space'' by~~ [[~~Brian Astbury~~\|Astbury]], 1979)	+	'''Sue Clark''' (1941-) Poet and performer.
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		+	Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972); ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	[[ESAT Bibliography Ar-Az\|Astbury]] 1979.

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−	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) ~~Actress~~ and poet?. * Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972),* ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see ''The Space'' by [[Brian Astbury\|Astbury]], 1979)	+	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) Poet and performer. Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972),* ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see ''The Space'' by [[Brian Astbury\|Astbury]], 1979)

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−	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) Actress and poet?. * Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972),* ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see ''~~[he~~ Space'' by [[Brian Astbury\|Astbury]], 1979)	+	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) Actress and poet?. * Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972),* ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see ''The Space'' by [[Brian Astbury\|Astbury]], 1979)

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−	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) Actress and poet?. * Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972),* ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see ~~The~~ Space by Astbury, 1979)	+	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) Actress and poet?. * Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972),* ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see ''[he Space'' by [[Brian Astbury\|Astbury]], 1979)

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−	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) Actress and poet?. * Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 197), ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see The Space by Astbury, 1979)	+	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) Actress and poet?. * Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972),* ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see The Space by Astbury, 1979)

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−	CLARK, Sue. (19-) Actress and poet?. ** Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 197), ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see The Space by Astbury, 1979)	+	CLARK, Sue. (1941-) Actress and poet?. * Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 197), ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see The Space by Astbury, 1979)

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−	CLARK, Sue. (19-) Actress and poet?. ** Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 197),. She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. ~~[Same person as Sue Clarke?* Both appear in~~ The Space by Astbury, 1979]	+	CLARK, Sue. (19-) Actress and poet?. ** Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 197), ''[[Three Women]]'' ([[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 1972). She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. (see The Space by Astbury, 1979)

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−	+	CLARK, Sue. (19-) Actress and poet?. ** Roles in ''[[Excursion Oops]]'' (Upstairs at [[Space Theatre\|The Space]], 197),. She was the one who introduced [[Fatima Dike]] to poetry and to the Space Theatre. [Same person as Sue Clarke?* Both appear in The Space by Astbury, 1979]