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SLIPPAGE supports the invention of dance theater works for university programs across the country.
Enjoy these various performances, taught and choreographed by Professor Thomas F. DeFrantz.
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Written by Thomas F. DeFranz; Black performance theory is a rich interdisciplinary area of study and critical method.
SLIPPAGE supports the invention of dance theater works for university programs across the country.
Enjoy these various performances, taught and choreographed by Professor Thomas F. DeFrantz.
Performed at Duke University | April 14, 2017
Performed at Duke University | 2016
Performed at Duke University | 2015
Performed at Duke University | 2014
Performed at Duke University | 2013
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