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The First Actually Post-Apocalyptic Performance Post-Apocalypse?

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The First Actually Post-Apocalyptic Performance Post-Apocalypse?

As we come out of a year-long lockdown and all the emotions around it, the first show dealing with the pandemic comes to Park Hill. Monte talks with the co-directors of Re/emergence at Park Hill Orchard, Darius Taylor and Jen Onopa, and performer Sabine Jacques.

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