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Issue 10
Wed, 1 Apr 1987
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Australasian Drama Studies
Number 10 April 1987
Table of Contents
Issue 010 (Full Issue PDF)
EUGÈNE VAN ERVEN The Theatre of liberation in India, Indonesia and the Philippines INTERVIEW
INTERVIEW Renée
TONY MITCHELL Italo-Australian theatre: multiculturalism and the neo-colonialism Part One
JON STRATTON Watching the detectives: television melodrama and its genres
VIC LLOYD Dymphna Cusack’s Morning Sacrifice
INTERVIEW Jack Hibberd
LEKKIE HOPKINS Language, culture and landscape in The Men from Mukinupin
ANN BLAKE Brian Friel and the Irish theatre
Review: CON CASTAN: The Bread Trap by Vasso Kalamaras
Review: HELEN THOMSON: Two and Einstein by Ron Elisha
Issue 010 (Full Issue PDF)
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EUGÈNE VAN ERVEN The Theatre of liberation in India, Indonesia and the Philippines INTERVIEW
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INTERVIEW Renée
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TONY MITCHELL Italo-Australian theatre: multiculturalism and the neo-colonialism Part One
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JON STRATTON Watching the detectives: television melodrama and its genres
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VIC LLOYD Dymphna Cusack’s Morning Sacrifice
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INTERVIEW Jack Hibberd
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LEKKIE HOPKINS Language, culture and landscape in The Men from Mukinupin
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ANN BLAKE Brian Friel and the Irish theatre
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Review: CON CASTAN: The Bread Trap by Vasso Kalamaras
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Review: HELEN THOMSON: Two and Einstein by Ron Elisha
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