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Gallery – Richard Alston Dance Company in Madcap and Darknesse Visible

By Dave Morgan on October 4, 2012 in Galleries · 0 Comments

Nathan Goodman in Martin Lawrence's <I>Madcap</I>.<br />© Dave Morgan. (Click image for larger version)

Nathan Goodman in Martin Lawrence’s Madcap.
© Dave Morgan. (Click image for larger version)

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After starting with an interest in taking photographs at rock gigs, Dave Morgan built up a huge resource of London Curtain Call pictures on Flickr(*) and, after attending various production photocalls for many years, became our lead house photographer in the Spring of 2011.
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