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Test Dept Archive 001
Archiving Test Dept’s history from the 1983 performance in Canon Street Station through to the Second Coming in Glasgow, which was the most monumental and total show Test Dept produced. This show also could be said to have influenced part of Danny Boyle’s opening ceremony for the Olympic games in London in 2012.
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Archiving Test Dept’s history from the 1983 performance in Canon Street Station through to the Second Coming in Glasgow, which was the most monumental and total show Test Dept produced. This show also could be said to have influenced part of Danny Boyle’s opening ceremony for the Olympic games in London in 2012.
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