Charlton, J.; Kenworth, J.

Revolution Farm

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Charlton, J. and Kenworth, J. 2014. Revolution Farm. Newham City Farm 19 - 24 Aug 2014

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Title of work	Revolution Farm
Creators	Charlton, J. and Kenworth, J.
Description	Directed by James Martin Charlton. Theatre production by Community Links of a play by James Kenworth, adapted from Orwell. Performed August 2014 at Newham City Farm. Cast mixed professional actors with young people from the Beckton/docklands community.
Output media	Theatre performance
Keywords	theatre, orwell, adaptation, site specific, performance, directing
Event	Revolution Farm
Publisher or commissioning body	Community Links
Print	19 Aug 2014
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Deposited	07 Jul 2015
Output status	Published
Web address (URL)	https://vimeo.com/116955152
Language	English

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