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Home » Project Updates » May I Take Your Arm is a stunning immersive performance installation

May I Take Your Arm is a stunning immersive performance installation

Posted on 24 September 2018Author Red Dress Productions

Reviews from the comfort of my wheelchair

Read Shay Erlich’s review May I Take Your Arm is a Stunning Immersive Performance Installation, posted on their blog Reviews From the Comfort of my Wheelchair.

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