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Monday, July 8, 2013

Gaming the Stage: Arts profs design theatre app with Stratford Festival

A team of Waterloo professors are hoping a new app that allows students to virtually stage their own productions of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet will inspire young people to see the play live.

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