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An Agreement with Daniel Montenegro to perform the role of the Shepherd in the production of

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Unique IDA-000521136SeriesSydney Festival Artist and Program ContractsParentCSA111250DateBetween 30th September 2009 and 31st January 2010FormatLoose PapersDescriptionAn Agreement with Daniel Montenegro to perform the role of the Shepherd in the production of Oedipus Rex as staged and directed by Peter Sellars. There will be 5 rehearsals and 3 performances in the Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House. A 1 bedroom apartment will be provided at the Meriton for the period.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Public access noteCopyright: The Sydney Festival Limited Last edited by: Naomi

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An Agreement with Daniel Montenegro to perform the role of the Shepherd in the production of