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| It's probably unrealistic, of course, but wouldn't it be nice if one of these days every dramatic production brought in a choreographer as routinely as they do a lighting designer, or a costumer? Shakespeare's history plays further investigate the ravishing power of literary production, but the creative feminized theatrical energy in his plays derives, Eggert argues, from a dramatic production of the linear progress of history. Mark Prasuhn, general manager of SaskFILM, says it was the first dramatic production in Saskatchewan since the 1980s to go ahead without SaskFILM money, a fact he's proud of. |
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