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See our plansMay, 7th 1999 A Letter to the Editors: This particular journal is perhaps different than other journals. The subject of this journal ("RELEASE TECHNIQUE") is a body of specific work,...
My understanding of Release Technique originates from my experiences; as a student of Mary Fulkerson, with whom I studied intensively between the years of 1970 -1974. Mary Fulkerson referred to...
When it finally becomes impossible to take your friends to the places you cherished as a child, because those places no longer exist, then you truly feel the insanity, tenacity,...
What is improvisation? What are people doing when they improvise? What is my own activity as I watch an improvised performance, or any performance for that matter? These are questions...
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