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De la scène à la rue : lieux multiples, art unique ?

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Avec Jean Digne, Président du Centre national de ressources des arts de la rue et des arts du cirque HorsLesMurs et Directeur de publication de la revue Stradda ; Pascale Goetschel, Maître de conférences à l'Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne et membre du Centre d'histoire sociale du XXème siècle, auteur de Renouveau et décentralisation du théâtre, 1945-1981 (PUF, 2004) ; Fabien Granier, Administrateur du Footsbarn Travelling Theatre ; Jean-Marie Songy, Directeur du Festival International de théâtre de rue d'Aurillac et du Parapluie, Centre national des arts de la rue. (Avertissement : il manque les vingt premières minutes de cet enregistrement).

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