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Based in Amsterdam, Australian artist and theatre maker Samara Hersch found herself stationed in Melbourne during the CV-19 outbreak. We talk about reimagining audiences for performance, methods of marking time in lockdown conditions and the new languages needed for performance post 'Rona.
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