Review: Revisor (Adelaide Festival)
Canadian company Kidd Pivot's Revisor melds dance and text in an inspired version of Gogol’s The Government Inspector.
Canadian company Kidd Pivot's Revisor melds dance and text in an inspired version of Gogol’s The Government Inspector.
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