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Performance

VenueCanal Cafe Theatre, Bridge House Pub
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From13th September 2006
To30th September 2006
PricesFrom £9.50. To £9.50.
Canal Cafe Theatre, Bridge House Pub (V177)
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The Holy Wars - Who Stole Mee?

Work:: The Holy Wars (S01814249235)

With a world made of televisions and bedrooms, The Holy Wars is an expose on Islam in the media that will investigate the motives of 9/11 and our current wars.
Author Jeremey Catterton

Production:: Who Stole Mee? (T01386031190)

International theatre collective Collision invite the politically conscious, the pop culture savvy, and lovers of classical & physical theatre to experience four unique and separate productions, all linked by the work of Charles Mee. With the belief that there is 'no such thing as an original text,' Mee encourages the public to steal and pillage his work, as he has done from classical texts, ranging from the Ancient Greeks to Shakespeare.
Producer Collision
Director Arlene Martinez
Design Philippe Model
Design Eva Signy
Costume Philippe Model
Costume Eva Signy

Listing:: L0863869924




Who Stole Mee?

International theatre collective Collision invite the politically conscious, the pop culture savvy, and lovers of classical & physical theatre to experience four unique and separate productions, all linked by the work of Charles Mee. With the belief that there is 'no such thing as an original text,' Mee encourages the public to steal and pillage his work, as he has done from classical texts, ranging from the Ancient Greeks to Shakespeare.

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