The Midland Group
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The Midland Group was an arts organisation based in Nottingham in the 1980s, which had a profound effect on the development of Performance art and Live Art.
Events included the 'Performance Platform' organised by Steve Rogers[1], which was the starting point for National Review of Live Art, currently held at the Tramway, in Glasgow.
'Saccharin Muscle' was performed by Dogs in Honey[2] at the Midland Group on 25 October 1986.
[1] History of the National Review of Live art
[2] Live Art Archive
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[edit] External links
For further information and links visit:
- The Live Art Development Agency
- Live Art Archives at the University of Bristol Theatre Collection, University of Bristol
- National Review of Live Art Reviews Database hosted by AHDS Performing Arts
- See also the free educational resources: Live Art Archive and Digital Performance Archive hosted by AHDS Performing Arts
- Chelsea Theatre: dedicated performance art venue - London, UK
