Auteurs : Lecoq, Jacques (Auteur) ; Lallias, Jean-Claude (Collaborateur)

Lieu de publication : Arles

Éditeur : Actes Sud-Papiers

Collection : Cahiers théâtre-éducation ; 10

Date de publication : 1997

ISBN : 2-7427-0454-X

Langue : Français

Description : 171 p. : ill. en n&b ; 21 cm

Sujets :
Mouvement (Art dramatique)
Art dramatique - Étude et enseignement - France

Collection : Bibliothèque de l'École nationale de cirque

Localisation : Bibliothèque

Cote : 792.028

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