Squat Theatre (Theater group)
Squat Theatre began in 1969 as the Kassak Studio in Budapest, Hungary. Pressured by the Hungarian government because of its political and aesthetic radicalism, the group left Hunagry in 1976. Calling itself Elephant Theatre, the troupe performed in western Europe. After a year, the group emigrated to the United States where they adobted the name Squat Theatre. In 1978 Squat received an Obie Award for its original piece entitled Pig, Child, Fire.
From the description of Squat Theatre archives, 1970-1987. (University of California, Davis). WorldCat record id: 56999103
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referencedIn | Alexander, Robert, d. 1989. Robert Alexander papers, 1962-1987. | Churchill County Museum | |
referencedIn | Robert Alexander Papers, 1962-1987 | Fales Library & Special Collections | |
referencedIn | Mark Hall Amitin/ World of Culture for the Performing Arts, Inc. Archive, 1946-2001 | Fales Library & Special Collections | |
referencedIn | Video organization file : Squat Theatre (Theater group) : miscellaneous uncataloged material. | Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) | |
referencedIn | Amitin, Mark Hall. Mark Hall Amitin/World of Culture for the Performing Arts, Inc. archive, 1946-2001. | Churchill County Museum | |
creatorOf | Squat Theatre (Theater group). Squat Theatre archives, 1970-1987. | University of California, Davis, Shields Library |
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associatedWith | Alexander, Robert, 1947- | person |
associatedWith | Alexander, Robert, d. 1989. | person |
associatedWith | Amitin, Mark Hall. | person |
associatedWith | University of California, Davis. Library. | corporateBody |
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Hungary--Budapest | |||
New York (State)--New York |
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Experimental theater |
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Active 1970
Active 1987