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Visions of Robert Wilson
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- ""This documentary looks at Robert Wilson in two dimensions. The first covers his early roots, collaborators and productions, and includes, most notably, the views of Philip Glass on Einstein on the beach. The second segment focuses largely on Wilson's staging of Danton's death at the Alley Theatre in Houston. The film includes reflections provided by Wilson and others, including costume designer John Conklin and actor Richard Thomas, and footage of the actual stage production" -- robertwilson.com."
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- "Visions of Robert Wilson"