Titanica : the great battle gown, Edmund C. Asher, London, 1968 / Sébastien Harrisson ; translated by Crystal Beliveau.Titanica : the great battle gown, Edmund C. Asher, London, 1968 / Sébastien Harrisson ; translated by Crystal Beliveau.
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Auteur
Titre
Titanica : the great battle gown, Edmund C. Asher, London, 1968 / Sébastien Harrisson ; translated by Crystal Beliveau.
Titre alternatif
Titanica. English
Édition
1st ed.
Description
81 p. : port. ; 22 cm.
Notes
Translation of: Titanica : la robe des grands combats, Edmund C. Asher, Londres, 1968.
Sommaire
Squatters take up residence on an abandoned dock where the Queen of England plans to rid her country of “an unspeakable evil;” the same evil which has taken the life of underground poet D.J. Lewis. Against a desolate backdrop of containers and factories, a walking sculpture comes to terms with how it feels to be imprisoned by the very cause she has chosen to defend. This is a play about art, history, and how we fight our battles. Ultimately, it is about how we choose to live our lives.
Production
Prologue ; 30 scenes ; 7m, 5w.
First public performance: Concordia University, on November 29, 2007, Montréal.
Director: Brendan Healy.
ISBN
9780887548253
Sujets
Collaboration
Caractéristiques
Alumni
Cote
D H316ti 2008
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