Filling the Empty Space with Peter Brook
Peter Brook is a genius theatre director. In 1968 he wrote the most important work of his life: THE EMPTY SPACE. We were set upon by the Deadly, the Holy, the Rough and the Immediate -- and we were all changed forever. Listen to David Boles explain why in this live stream highlight from Boles.tv
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A Meeting with Peter Brook
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An interview with theatre director Peter Brook
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