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The ATI launches podcast SHOW OFF

Arts and Theatre Institute,
09 February 2021, Czech Republic

The Arts and Theatre Institute launches its new podcast SHOW OFF on 11 February 2021. A series of Audio-Essays on the Performing Arts in the (Post)Covid Era, the podcast is based on international discussions with professionals and artists recorded as part of the “Green Thursdays” online discussion series and addresses changes in the performing arts in light of recent and ongoing events.

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