| Issue 024(Full Issue PDF) |
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| MARK GAUNLETT ‘When I count to three’: stage hypnotism and the nature of performance |
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| JOANNE TOMPKINS and LISA MALE ‘Twenty-one native women on motorcycles’: an interview with Tomson Highway |
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| HELEN GILBERT Monumental moments: Michael Gow’s 1841, Stephen Sewell’s Hale, Louis Nowra’s Capricornia and Australia’s Bicentenary |
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| VERONICA KELLY ‘A form of music’: an interview with Nick Enright |
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| BRUCE PARR Peter Kenna’s The Cassidy Album: a call for re-viewing |
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| ROBYN ARCHER Introduction to Emma |
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| IRIS O’LOUGHLIN ‘I refuse to give easy answers’: an interview with Therese Radic |
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| MARK ST LEON Robert Avis Radford: ‘The Tasmanian Astley’ |
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| ADRIENNE SIMPSON Footlights and Fenians: the adventures of a touring concert party in gold-rush New Zealand |
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| Review: ELIZABETH PERKINS: The Girl Who Saw Everything by Alma De Groen and Diving for Pearls by Katherine Thomson |
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| Review: CHRIS WORTH: International Dictionary of Theatre, ed. Mark Hawkings-Dady, picture ed. Leanda Shrimpton |
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| Review: BETSY TAYLOR: Medieval Theatre in Context: An Introduction by John Wesley Harris |
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| Review: DENISE CUTHBERT: Theatre and Reformation: Protestantism, Patronage and Playing in Tudor England by Paul Whitfield White |
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| Review: LLOYD DAVIS: Drama and the Market in the Age of Shakespeare by Douglas Bruster and The Social Relations of Jonson's Theatre by Jonathan Haynes |
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| Review: CLIVE PROBYN: Shakespeare's Professional Career by Peter Thomson |
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| Review: BRUCE PARR: Erotic Politics: Desire on the Renaissance Stage, ed. Susan Zimmerman |
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| Review: JACQUELINE LO: Games for Actors and Non-Actors by Augusto Boal |
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| Review: DAVID WILLIAMS: Systems of Rehearsal: Stanislavsky, Brecht, Grotowski and Brook by Shomit Mitter |
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| Review: JOHN DOWNIE: To All Appearances: Ideology and Performance by Herbert Blau and Dramatic Structure and Meaning in Theatrical Productions by Thomas Price |
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| Review: MIKE FOSTER: The Process of Drama:Negotiation Art and Meaning by John O'Toole |
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| Review: IAN STOCKS: Film and Reform: John Grierson and the Documentary Film Movement by Ian Aitken |
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