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Cruel Symphonies Syracuse, New York
"Amidst a desolate lifetime of momentary gratification, we discover newfangled carnal pleasure in strange masochistic
delights…" -CC
"There can be no spectacle without an element of cruelty as the basis of every show." -Antonin Artaud
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