#47 : JAIME ROSSO
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In this issue, we send postcards with Gnarly Newton, talk puppets and cagoules with Jaime Rosso, get wet at an intertidal allotment with Andrew Merritt, run away to Santus Circus and much more...
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Editor’s Note:
Episode XLVII - Another New Hope. Matching something of a renewal in optimism about the country, this issue of ‘cene Magazine has a strong theme of ‘taking ma5ers into your own hands’.
Knowing that things need to change is the first step on the path to doing so, but pu!ing those plans into action is the key (right, Andy?). Don’t get scared now, be creative, make the changes… before the Empire strikes back.
In this issue, we send postcards with videographer Gnarly Newton, talk puppets and cagoules with musician Jaime Rosso and get wet at an intertidal allotment with artist Andrew Merri!. Elsewhere, we get the inside track on curating Ashford’s Create Music Village, run away to Santus Circus and ru. it out with the Rogue Shakespeare. Plus much, much more.
Enjoy
Joe / Editor
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