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DERBY EXHIBITION
Parts & Labour
Quad
Market Place
Until January 24
The Parts & Labour exhibition sets out to celebrate, subvert and confound expectations of what animation is by bringing together different artistic approaches that connect through their exploration of the genre as craft. It features 21 cutting-edge animated films selected from an international open call that attracted 198 entries, with themes of industry, manufacture and material. Free.
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LONDON THEATRE
Robin Hood
Theatre Royal Stratford East
Jerry Raffles Square, E15
December 5-January 23
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