De la scene avant-gardiste a la performance theatrale et solo
Etats-Unis (1960-2004)
by Ophelie Landrin
The American theatrical Avant-garde appeared at the beginning of the ’60s in the turmoil of political protests. Transgressing boundaries, the Wooster group emerged in the middle of the ’70s. In the ’90s and ’00s, the theatrical and solo Performances have to find their own place.
The American theatrical Avant-garde appeared at the beginning of the ’60s in the turmoil of political protests. Transgressing boundaries, the Wooster group emerged in the middle of the ’70s. In the ’90s and ’00s, the theatrical and solo Performances have to find their own place.
- By (author) Ophelie Landrin
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