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Dream Yards
Touring 1/5
Dream Yards has enjoyed an interesting history.
Claire Hind and Gary Winters started the project by collecting accounts of dreams at a series of drop-in events across Yorkshire and the resultant archive formed the basis of a promenade production that mapped them on to the alleyways and ginnels of York.
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