| Title |
Story telling as theatre [videorecording] : Theatre Alibi. |
|
| Imprint |
Exeter, U.K. : Arts Documentation Unit, 1993. |
|
| Edition |
Electronic ed. |
| Series |
Arts archives : video, 0967-0416 ; 1993, no. 5a |
| System Details |
VHS format. |
| Note |
Collective title on container: Story telling in two parts. |
| Summary |
Part 1 is about student actors performing their version of the story of Tom Thumb. Includes Commentary by Ali Hodge, associate director of theatre Alibi. Part 2 is a videorecording of a performance at a primary school. |
| Contents |
pt. 1. student performance plus commentary -- pt. 2. Theatre Alibi in performance. |
| Subject |
Storytelling.
|
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Folklore -- Performance.
|
| Collection |
Video
|
| Alt Author |
Hodge, Ali.
|
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Arts Documentation Unit (Exeter, England)
|
| Add Title |
Story telling in two parts.
|
| Description |
1 videocassette (90 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. |
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