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Forbidden Territory

Spark reveals art that we might not always feel comfortable talking about. The Traveling Jewish Theater performs "Blood Relative" (formerly called the "Middle East Project"), a drama showing the crisis of Israel-Palestine from several perspectives. Radioactive mushroom clouds are the subject of conceptual artist Richard Kamler, stimulated by his own thyroid cancer. And finally we head out to the Fat-Bottom Revue the Big Burlesque show by voluptuous vixens.

[Original air date: Wed, Apr 27, 2005]

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