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Abstract
What is theatre? Can it take place separate from the body, voices, and shared space? How does Waiting for Godot play online? What about original works? Works created in real time with mul-tiple players/characters? The genre hinges on the “democratization of creative practice” and the author invites readers to make their own Desktop Theater.
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2001
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