Flesh and Text Carol Chillington Rutter

Flesh and Text Carol Chillington RutterA critical analysis of UK performance company Bodies in Flights work and collaborative methodology, including archival images, text extracts, reflections by collaborators, arts professionals, performance scholars, providing a context for small scale performance making and insights into devising methods and key questions. 120 b&w, 14 col. illus.

Illustrated foreword by Chris Riddell

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