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Revision as of 07:31, 22 November 2015
This term occurs as a concept or approach in South Africa, and also as the name of a specific company.
Contents
Experimental Theatre as a theatrical concept
Experimental Theatre as the name of a theatre company
In 1946 they did Easter Evening by Edward and Theodosia Thompson.
Sources
J. Horne, 1970
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