0 free entertainment that is performed outside in public places, especially near shops, restaurants, and bars:
Eventually the company decided to go with the secret intention of playing some street theatre as well as in the workingclass suburbs.
Those clients range from national centres to street theatre.
Not only are there two days of motor racing, but the city comes to life, with street theatre and circus.
It seems that it is largely street theatre that will be charged, and offences which have a distinctly political flavour.
There are many forms of oral communication used in health and education: posters, video, street theatre and puppets which are highly successful in urban and rural communities.
Such performances can take place outside or inside, in a non-traditional performance space, and include street theatre, and site-specific theatre.
The participation and interaction of younger visitors is encouraged by street theatre, interactive art, dance workshops, film screenings and musical performances.
Bartenieff also began to do street theatre at this time.
