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Articles in Fall, 1996 issue of Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada
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Dancenet … the best-kept secret on the dance scene…
by Pat Beavis - Christopher Plummer as John Barrymore
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The Alexander Technique: improving the balance
by Enzo Iammatteo -
Fred Davis loved a "challenge."
by James McIntosh -
Renee Rosnes
by Hal Hill -
In the frame
by Shlomo Scwartzberg -
The Presumption of Culture
by Ben Viccari -
Africville Suite: the struggle for recognition
by Hal Hill -
Finding the money
by Judy Waytiuk - The doubtful debut
- CMS national finals a great success
- Leslie Nielsen gets serious
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Go West!
by Brynly Roberts -
Musical initiatives: new idea may provide a boost for the Canadian music business
by Karen Bell
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