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From 29-Mar-12 7:30 pm through 9:00 pmLocation:
Prentis Hall, 632 W 125th StContact:
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Scapegoating Bradley Manning, Wikileaks and the Terror of the War on Terror
Thursday March 29, 7:30 pm
Prentis: 632 125th Street Room 101
Great Small Works presents The Toy Theater of Terror as Usual: Episode 13 with John Bell, Trudi Cohen, Stephen Kaplin, Jenny Romaine, Roberto Rossi, and Mark Sussman and commentary on the persecution of Bradley Manning by Ed Steck.
With its tiny personae and miniaturized tableaux, puppet theater/toy theater provides an unusual perspective on the terrorism our leaders never fail to warn us about. Such theater also provides new modes for thought and action in these dire times that talks and conferences fail to do.
Supported by Columbia School of the Arts, The Humanities Center, and the Department of Anthropology
Thursday March 29, 7:30 pm
Prentis: 632 125th Street Room 101
Great Small Works presents The Toy Theater of Terror as Usual: Episode 13 with John Bell, Trudi Cohen, Stephen Kaplin, Jenny Romaine, Roberto Rossi, and Mark Sussman and commentary on the persecution of Bradley Manning by Ed Steck.
With its tiny personae and miniaturized tableaux, puppet theater/toy theater provides an unusual perspective on the terrorism our leaders never fail to warn us about. Such theater also provides new modes for thought and action in these dire times that talks and conferences fail to do.
Supported by Columbia School of the Arts, The Humanities Center, and the Department of Anthropology
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Columbia University School of the Arts offers MFA degrees in Film, Theatre Arts, Visual Arts, and Writing, an MA degree in Film Studies, a joint JD/MFA degree in Theatre Management & Producing, and a PhD degree in Theatre History, Literature, and Theory.