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Performing the Archive. A Report on the IFTR-Conference «Presenting the Theatrical Past» (Stockholm 2016)

   | Sep 29, 2020

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English
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Journal Subjects:
Arts, general, Cultural Studies, Genres and Media in Cultural Studies, Dance, Social Sciences, Education, other