Franz Kamin's "Unknowing Games at the Hut"

For those of you fortunate enuf to've witnessed a Franz Kamin performance, this quasi-documentary will seem woefully inadequate. Original & quirky, this fable was a delight to perform in. It's a "Behavioral Drift" (number 10, to be exact) extraordinaire! Archetypal characters reincarnate into other archetypal characters while life continues its cycle of humans who're nature-lovers & humans who're nature destroyers. & then there's the background of card-players: one who's a winner, one who's a loser, etc.. & the angels "watch[ing] over"! Franz's work is under-documented &, indeed, I didn't consider this footage to be worth screening publicly until I decided that adding ANY footage of a Kamin piece to what's available is better than not doing so. For a slightly more detailed description see entry 179 @; http://www.fyi.net/~anon/MereOutline1993.html - March 7, 2010 notes from tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE

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[unfinishedsymphonies]

quite the sad drama.