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Magic Theatre is a prominent San Francisco theater group that remains active to present day, dedicated to development and production of new plays. Heathcote Williams was an English playwright and poet and AC/DC was his first full length play. Video by Demystavision. Videographers Bill Bathurst, Ron Blanchette, Jed Handler. Performance of Heathcote Williams's AC/DC by the Magic Theatre. 014.035.738 AC/DC Magic Theatre 1. Handwritten notes as follows: AC/DC I 2 Cameras / 0 - / 42 'What do you want from life' run / 100 black w/ sounds suggestive sounds and flashes behind screen / 230 John Nesci enters / 380 Peron enters play with TV display and get into high statistical language / 430 you've been overamping / 431-489 clear your tracks John to clear break; 014.035.739: AC/DC Magic Theatre 2
Magic Theatre (San Francisco, Calif.) Williams, Heathcote
Place
San Francisco (Calif.) Fort Mason (San Francisco, Calif.)
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