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Amateur hour: culture, capital, and the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Open Stages initiative
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  • 2011Shakespeare and Amateur Performance91 cited
  • 2016Understanding the value of arts and culture63 cited
  • 2002Cultural Shakespeare: Essays in the Shakespeare Myth40 cited
  • 2012Shakespeare and amateur performance: a cultural history37 cited
  • 2017REVIEW: Cultural Capital: The Rise and Fall of Creative Britain (Robert Hewison: Verso Books, 2014)17 cited

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