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Shanghai Drama Troupe — Seven Performance Programs Archive

Shanghai Drama Troupe — Seven Performance Programs Archive

Theatre Program Archive
Regular price $188.00 USD
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Theatre Program Archive
Condition
Pre-owned
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Selected item — one seven-piece archive of Shanghai theatre programs offered by YaoMo Vinyl.

Seven programs from the Shanghai Drama Troupe, the temporary name used by Shanghai People's Art Theatre during a particular historical period. The archive brings together productions identified by the source as Battle Ship Platform, Shanghai Battle Song, Sentinel under Neon Lights, Road of Glory, Three Sisters, Ten Thousand Rivers and Mountains and Unforgettable 1976.

Company: Shanghai Drama Troupe / Shanghai People's Art Theatre

Date: Source identifies the group broadly as post-1949; individual dates are not fully stated

Format: Seven printed theatre programs

Material: Printed paper ephemera

Titles: English renderings are translated from the listing's Chinese list

Dimensions: Exact dimensions are not specified

Edition/signature/numbering: Not stated

Condition: 8/10

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