Off Road Show: Techno, Protest and Feral Theatre

Graham St John

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Theatre and Performance Studies Art, Politics, and Modernism Arts and Performance Studies

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It is Sydney 1998 and, ‘like some crazed pirate galleon on wheels’, a strange bus was seen making its way around the city. Equipped with a PA and ‘DJ booth’ facing out from its rear hatch, the Peac...

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