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Glastonbury festival's Shangri-La stage has been turned into an immersive, otherworldly party experience for decades by installation artist Deborah Armstrong and DJ Chris Tofu.
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Here, Armstong and Tofu talk about the stage's burlesque origins as the Lost Vagueness area -- and its growth into a multi-venue space with a dystopian narrative -- and give us a sneak peek of what's to come at Glastonbury 2014
Glastonbury festival's Shangri-La stage has been turned into an immersive, otherworldly party experience for decades by installation artist Deborah Armstrong and DJ Chris Tofu.
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Here, Armstong and Tofu talk about the stage's burlesque origins as the Lost Vagueness area -- and its growth into a multi-venue space with a dystopian narrative -- and give us a sneak peek of what's to come at Glastonbury 2014










