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Posts Tagged ‘disability’

‘The Elephant Man’ Lumbers in Oceanside

By Bill Eadie | April 9, 2016 | 0

Perhaps it’s the play, that the ideas have become so readily accepted as to have lost their vibrancy. Then again, perhaps not…

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“Don’t Fall” – “CrutchMaster” Bill Shannon Dances, Skateboards, Does Fall

By Kris Eitland | April 11, 2014 | 0

With a congenital deformity in both hips, Bill Shannon needs crutches in order to stand and walk. So he’s come up with a unique way to dance, using Rocker crutches and – whee! – a skateboard. He performs and shares his investigations into “projected narratives” of disability at the White Box this weekend.

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