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The Cabaret Voltaire
The Cabaret Voltaire creatively
tackles the birth of the literary and artistic movement summed up by the
(mostly) nonsensical word - Dada. Set in Europe in the midst of the
incomprehensibility of the First Great War, this script bounds with verbal
wit and dramatic intensity. A group of free spirits release
all claims to a world in which a million people can die on a battlefield.
And when the war invades their haven, they are forced to pit allegiance
against ideology against love. Dada's real heroes: Tristan
Tzara, Hugo Ball, and Hans Arp, are vigorously roused, to again represent
that quintessentially indefinable faction of poets and painters.
30 pages
Catalog Number #OAPD072
ISBN number 9781894910729
Price $4.95
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