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Poster for San Francisco Dancers' Workshop's performance of Halprin's "New Time Shuffle", circa 1970s

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Title: Poster for San Francisco Dancers' Workshop's performance of Halprin's "New Time Shuffle", circa 1970s
Creator: San Francisco Dancers' Workshop
Contributor: Cataloging, digitization, and access supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. Art Works.
Date Created and/or Issued: circa 1970s
Contributing Institution: Museum of Performance and Design, Performing Arts Library
Collection: Anna Halprin Digital Archive
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Description: Poster for San Francisco Dancers' Workshop's performance of Anna Halprin's "New Time Shuffle" at the Richmond Civic Auditorium, circa 1970s
Type: text
Identifier: AH-1646
Subject: Halprin, Anna
San Francisco Dancers' Workshop
New time shuffle (Choreographic work : Halprin, Anna)
Source: Anna Halprin Papers

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