Skewed Visions, the Twin Cities troupe that has presented works in a car, on street corners and in other unlikely sites, has begun to offer work on that most ubiquitous of platforms -- webby video. The first two videos in their "Cubicle" series feature troupe founder Charles Campbell and choreographer/dancer Megan Mayer, and each can be filed under "I hate my day job." Promised in future are works by Michael Sommers of Open Eye Figure Theater and others.
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