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Who Has the Right to Laugh?: Feminism and Clownry Mark the 8th Symposium of the Performing Arts

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During five days of the event, participants will be able to reflect on the role of gender study within the art

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Who Has the Right to Laugh?: Feminism and Clownry Mark the 8th Symposium of the Performing Arts

During five days of the event, participants will be able to reflect on the role of gender study within the art

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