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Resource	Text: Article
Title	Before the Fringe Australian experimental theatre in the 60s was stripped bare
Creator Contributors	Clem Gorman, Author
Abstract/Description	Before there was a Fringe, hovering on the edges of the established theatre, in Sydney there was a bold, sometimes naive, but always exciting strand of live performance, running its own race outside the Establishment, called Experimental Theatre.
Genre	Agitprop Alternative Theatre Avant-garde Experimental Group-devised New Wave Theatre Ritual
Related Events	Norm and Ahmed, Australian Arts Laboratory, Paddigton, NSW, 26 August 1969 The Human Body Eats a Peach, PACT Youth Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 February 1969 Ceremonies, PACT Youth Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 1 December 1968
Related Organisation	Australian Free Theatre Group Pact Co-operative Ltd. The Human Body
Related Venues	Australian Arts Laboratory, Paddigton, NSW Cell Block Theatre, Darlinghurst, NSW PACT Youth Theatre, Sydney, NSW
Source	Stage Whispers, Laurence Gregory Eastlake for Brijoy Services, Emerald, Vic, 1991
Item URL	http://www.stagewhispers.com.au/history/fringe
Date Issued	June 2010
Language	English
Citation	Clem Gorman, Before the Fringe Australian experimental theatre in the 60s was stripped bare, Stage Whispers, June 2010
Data Set	AusStage
Resource Identifier	65012