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Bill Woodcock Elephants and BAC Company, Elephants and Acrobatics Act, [[Big Apple Circus]], ''The Medicine Show'', 1996-1997. With Melinda Merlier, Carlos Guity, James Clowney, and Julian Stachowski.
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Bill Woodcock with ''Peggy'', ''Anna May'', and the Big Apple Circus Company: Melinda Merlier, Carlos Guity, James Clowney, and Julian Stachowski, in the [[Big Apple Circus]] production of ''The Medicine Show'' (1996-1997)
 
   
 
   
 
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==See Also==
 
==See Also==
  
* Biographies: [[William Woodcock Jr]], [[Melinda Merlier]], [[Julian Stachowski]], [[Carlos Guity]], [[James Clowney]]
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* Biographies: [[William Woodcock, Jr.]], [[Melinda Merlier]], [[Julian Stachowski]], [[Carlos Guity]], [[James Clowney]]
* Video: [[Bill Woodcock Elephants BAC 1984 Video|William Woodcock and Peggy]] in "The Barber Shop," with [[Denis Lacombe]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnival & Mardi Gras'' (1986)
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* Video: [[David_Dimitri_and_Marie-Pierre_Bénac_BAC_Video_1987|David Dimitri & Marie-Pierre Bénac, Pas-de-deux on elephants]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''1001 Arabian Nights'' (1987)
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* Video: [[Bill Woodcock Elephants BAC 1991 Video|William Woodcock, Peggy and Anna May]], with [[Vanessa Thomas]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Greetings From Coney Island'' (1991)
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* Video: [[Bill Woodcock Elephants BAC 1992 Video|William Woodcock, Peggy and Anna May]], with [[Vanessa Thomas]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992)
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[[Category:Video Archive|Woodcock, Bill]]
 
[[Category:Video Archive|Woodcock, Bill]]

Revision as of 01:25, 28 June 2012

Bill Woodcock with Peggy, Anna May, and the Big Apple Circus Company: Melinda Merlier, Carlos Guity, James Clowney, and Julian Stachowski, in the Big Apple Circus production of The Medicine Show (1996-1997)

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See Also