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The performer also needs to decide whether to do a text-based performance (absolute memory) or a fluid performance in which one composes and recomposes in performance. ``I went to school because I wanted to be able to know I could get a job someplace, but it was really a place for me to just recompose, reinvent, restart a new life and really do something I've always dreamed of doing, which is performing, being in theater, acting, singing and writing,'' said Higgins, now 43. That the primary response to the Combines' lack of center, to Rauschenberg's paratactic collection of detritus, should aim to recompose a synthesis is not surprising. |
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