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FeaturesDoco lifts the curtain on pioneering theatre company
9 February 2022
Victoria Laurie says a remarkable new documentary by local director Ella Wright tracing the emergence of WA theatre company The Last Great Hunt is a timely testament to artistic resilience.
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![On set of the
theatre show
Lé Nør [the
rain]
Photo: Daniel James Grant Pictured a woman in red hair reaches towards a film camera, in the background two other people are visible in the dim light and there is a backdrop of a montage of faces Doco lifts the curtain on pioneering theatre company](https://www.seesawmag.com.au/wp-content/uploads/fly-images/40004/Stage-Changers-Le-Nor_9585-rs-820x546-c.jpg)
