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“There are some actors who don't really like acting, they are merely quite good at it. There is a kind of professional actor who is like that. They go in, they get themselves together and they're rather good, but then they go home, or off to the pub, and do their own thing. Then there are other actors who are a bit like jazz musicians, who like to go on jazzing after a gig. You'll find that some actors go acting and performing in bars through the night, and for that sort, The Warp's ideal because it's like never-ending acting.”
— Ken Campbell in ‘Doing the Time Warp’
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The Total Theatre Magazine Print Archive covers almost 25 years of contemporary theatre and performance, spanning the period from 1989-2012. It has been made possible with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund, alongside sponsors Rose Bruford College, Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts, and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
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