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		A thrust theatre is a typical variation on the proscenium stage in which a large front section of stage extends outward into the audience, with people seated on both sides of the extended thrust.
		A stage may have a thrust of any size or shape, though it typically takes the form of a walkway a few feet wide.
		The thrust stage was common in Elizabethan theatre but did not achieve popularity again until the latter half of the 20th century.
	wikiwhat.com /encyclopedia/t/th/thrust_theatre.html (122 words)

	Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Theatre festival in Stratford, Ontario, founded in 1953.
		Local journalist, Tom Patterson, had long dreamed of having a festival of the works of Shakespeare in the town and found the local support for such a project before he met with noted British director Tyrone Guthrie.
		The company is funded by ticket sales, the Canada Council and the Ontario ministry of culture, runs over 25 weeks of the year over 450+ performances, has a permanent administration and requires an acting corps of approximately 100.
	www.canadiantheatre.com /dict.pl?term=Stratford%20Festival (988 words)

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		The Guthrie Theatre’s 35 actors, technicians and support personnel will be in residence here from March 23-27 performing and working with over 2,000 students and community members as part of the Arts Across Minnesota Program.
		The show is part of the largest regional tour in the 35-year history of the Guthrie Theatre, reaching some 75,0000 people in 20 communities across six states.
		Students interested in debate, theatre, rhetoric, and legal studies are encouraged to see Paul Kramer in the political science department about participating on future teams.
	www.mnstate.edu /publications/continews/1999/march2000.html (11785 words)

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