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| − | ''Stage Directions'' by Israel Horowitz. In | + | ''Stage Directions'' by Israel Horowitz. In a conventional play, the characters communicate indirectly with the audience by means of dialogue. However, in this play the characters ignore each other and communicate directly their inability to relate to one another. Performed by En Cue as part of an Israel Horowitz Double Bill (with ''It's Called the Sugar Plum'') at the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe, 1984. Directed by [[Roger Dubarry]], starring [[Fiona Coyne]], [[Desiree Flint]], [[Nico Sachse]]. |
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Stage Directions by Israel Horowitz. In a conventional play, the characters communicate indirectly with the audience by means of dialogue. However, in this play the characters ignore each other and communicate directly their inability to relate to one another. Performed by En Cue as part of an Israel Horowitz Double Bill (with It's Called the Sugar Plum) at the National Arts Festival Fringe, 1984. Directed by Roger Dubarry, starring Fiona Coyne, Desiree Flint, Nico Sachse.
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National Arts festival programme, 1984.
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