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The Movement Podcast – A series of discussions and interviews on all things Movement, Theatre and Creative Relationships.
This week's guest is Kate Flatt (http://www.kateflatt.com/) marks the end of the 1985 production of Les Miserables by talking about her time making the original iconic movement for the show.
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