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The Illuminated City of Memory: Double Edge Theatre in Jamaica Plain

Submitted by Brian Fairley on June 26, 2016 - 9:11am
Our post this month comes from Brian Fairley, a second-year Master’s student in Ethnomusicology at Wesleyan University. Prior to his graduate studies, he was the music director and dramaturg for Double Edge Theatre in Ashfield, Massachusetts.
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infrastructure
Dance
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Boston

It’s A London Thing: Bringing the “Caribbean” to the UK

Submitted by Deonte Harris on February 3, 2014 - 12:32pm

The post-World War II mass migration of communities from the Caribbean to England has had a tremendous impact on the cultural landscape of the United Kingdom. In my initial attempts to begin constructing an understanding of this impact, the perception that “tradition is not a static construct” and that “boundaries . . .

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caribbean
london
uk
carnival
diaspora
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