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Tag Archives: Ovalhouse
Alex provokes
Here’s a great provocation from This Thing Called Artist Development at Ovalhouse by Alex Swift. The full title of the talk is “Samuel Beckett’s First Play Was Shit And It Took A World War For Him To Write A Good … Continue reading
Placards!
From our Radical History Project workshops at Ovalhouse, as part of Fun Palaces today. Photos: Andy Bannister
Upcoming events
Join our mailing list to be kept up-to-date (there’s a signup form on the right). But here’s a summary: Oct 5th – We’ll be taking part in the Fun Palace weekend at Ovalhouse, working with The Black Smock Band, … Continue reading
