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10 August 02005
Blog of Forced Entertainment new show re-starts
As performance company Forced Entertainment have re-started 'R&D' on their next project, the blog documenting this work — previously mentioned here — has also got under way again.
Posted by David Jennings in section(s) Cultural Calendar on 10 August 02005 | TrackBack
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