Theater of the silence | |
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General information | |
Name | Theater of the silence |
Local name | Théâtre du Silence |
Year founded | 1972 |
Principal venue | La Rochelle, France |
Senior staff | |
Director | Jacques Garnier, Brigitte Lefevre |
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