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Can the Theatre be a Courtroom?: An Interview with Liza Balkan
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GUILLERMO VERDECCHIA speaks with LIZA BALKAN about her experience with the legal system and Out The Window , a performance she is creating from that experience. In a sidebar, LIZA BALKAN talks about her devised performance built from transcripts of the trials, soundscapes, and videos.
Title: Can the Theatre be a Courtroom?: An Interview with Liza Balkan
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GUILLERMO VERDECCHIA speaks with LIZA BALKAN about her experience with the legal system and Out The Window , a performance she is creating from that experience.
In a sidebar, LIZA BALKAN talks about her devised performance built from transcripts of the trials, soundscapes, and videos.
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