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Performers shouldn't have to push through pain, theatre must break the injury cycle
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Sep 24, 2020
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Tome Levi
Performance coach Tome Levi says, as theatres reopen, production companies need to prioritise the physical safety of their performers
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Tome Levi
Physical Performance Coach
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