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Their bodies in urban spaces had 2008 Live Arts Festival audiences wandering the streets, discovering startling formations of dancers. Their newest work uses human bodies as home architecture. [More]

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Thirteen central characters and 100 secondary characters perform in cyberspace and real space, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. [More]