Difference between revisions of "Peter Brook"
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| − | '''Peter Brook''', a famous stage director, was Columbia's first [[Artist in Residence]], serving in Spring [[2005]]. He put on a production of the French language play ''Tierno Bokar'' in the [[Barnard]] gymnasium. | + | [[Image:PeterBrook.jpg|thumb|200px|Peter Brook]] |
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| + | '''Peter Brook''', a famous stage director, was Columbia's first [[Artist in Residence]], serving in Spring [[2005]]. He put on a production of the French language play ''Tierno Bokar'' in the [[Barnard College|Barnard]] gymnasium. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 24 May 2013
- See also Wikipedia's article about "Peter Brook".
Peter Brook, a famous stage director, was Columbia's first Artist in Residence, serving in Spring 2005. He put on a production of the French language play Tierno Bokar in the Barnard gymnasium.
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Artist in Residence Spring 2005 |
Succeeded by Vaclav Havel |
