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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Shook, Lee M. Jr (December 2010) "Rev. Fred Lane with Ron 'Pate's Debonairs: 'And now, a man who needs no introduction....'" ''Oxford American'' | * Shook, Lee M. Jr (December 2010) "Rev. Fred Lane with Ron 'Pate's Debonairs: 'And now, a man who needs no introduction....'" ''Oxford American'' | ||
* Lewellyn, Walter (January 7, 2013) "Keeping Bama weird." ''Weld'' | |||
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[[Category:Improvisation]] | [[Category:Improvisation]] | ||
[[Category:University of Alabama]] | [[Category:University of Alabama]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:00, 23 January 2013
The Raudelunas (pronounced Ra-DELL-uh-nus) were a group of artists and performers who staged numerous ad-hoc expositions on the campus of the University of Alabama in the 1970s. The often subversive and chaotic nature of their "Pataphysical Revues" earned them widespread notoriety and acclaim. Several alumni of the group have continued as renowned artists and improvisors.
Members included T. R. Reed (as "Rev. Fred Lane"), LaDonna Smith, Davey Williams, Craig Nutt, Janice Hathaway, Fletcher Hayes, Anne LeBaron, and Mitchell Cashion.
References
- Shook, Lee M. Jr (December 2010) "Rev. Fred Lane with Ron 'Pate's Debonairs: 'And now, a man who needs no introduction....'" Oxford American
- Lewellyn, Walter (January 7, 2013) "Keeping Bama weird." Weld
External links
- Raudelunas website