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  No Traffic 1 of 2

  CLIR, Guerrilla Television, Performance

  Performance artists stage an action called “No Traffic” in the middle of a construction site on St. Lawrence Blvd. in Montreal.

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  Go Solo

  American Way, Arts & Culture, Judith Binder, Performance

  This video shows a series of performances out of the Go Solo workshop that are in various stages of development. Most are straight acting pieces with a few bordering on stand-up comedy.

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  [Satori Shakoor]

  Arts & Culture, Judith Binder, Performance

  This video consists of two parts. The first is an interview with Satori Shakoor, a performer in the Los Angeles area with her own one-woman show. The second is said show, although unfortunately the recording of the show is not complete.

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  [Sedona] – Feminist Porn: Gynamite, #2

  Judith Binder, Performance

  A continuation of tape #16300 this tape shows the rest of Feminist Porn: Gynamite, an open microphone show about female empowerment through sexuality. This tape begins with a visit to Sedona, AZ that lasts for quite some time.

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  Feminist Porn: Gynamite, #1

  Judith Binder, Performance

  This is a tape that mostly has the performances of several people in an open microphone event called Feminist Porn: Gynamite.

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  The Trouble With Peggy

  Chicago, Performance

  A live performance of Donna Blue Lachman’s one-woman show, “The Problem with Peggy: Pieces of Guggenheim” performed at the Blue Rider Theatre.

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  [Chicago Slices raw: Marc Smith]

  Chicago, Chicago Slices, GDDF, NHPRC-2, Performance

  Raw footage for “Chicago Slices,” a series documenting life in and around Chicago, that aired on WPWR-50 in the early 1990s. This video covers the semi-final of a poetry slam at the Green Mill, and consists mostly of short clips of various poets, as well as Marc Smith’s entire poem.

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  The Demon Show

  Chicago, Performance

  “The Demon Show” is a play written and directed by Donna Blue Lachman. This performance was videotaped on May 1, 1986. It portrays the psychological struggles of an artist (Lachman) against her own inner demons. These demons take form in characters representing, for example, Temptation and Self-Contempt. The leitmotif of the film is Lachman’s telephone (it is “broken” as a line of communication to the outside world) and the telephone repair man who “fixes” this communication.