Australasian Drama Studies
Issue 45 October 2004
Contemporary Music Theatre in Australia
Edited by Keith Gallasch and Laura Ginters
A special focus issue of Australasian Drama Studies
Table of Contents
- Issue 045 (Full Issue PDF)
- Australian music theatre: continuity and hybridity KEITH GALLASCH and LAURA GINTERS
- ‘A comfortable society’: the 1950s and opera in Australia MICHAEL HALLIWELL
- Larry Sitsky’s The Golem: the esoteric opera ANTONY ERNST
- Matricide and the female divine HELEN RUSAK
- Operatic tradition and ambivalence in Chamber Made Opera’s Recital JONATHAN MARSHALL
- A music theatre life: LYNDON TERRACINI interviewed by KEITH GALLASCH
- Mata Hara and the missionary position: Australian double agents in the seduction of randai DOUG LEONARD, INDIJA MAHJOEDDIN and ADRIAN SHERRIFF
- Suspension, introspection and contradiction: the songs of The Threepenny Opera in rehearsal MIRANDA HECKENBERG
- 'Australian-ness’ in musical theatre: a bran nue dae for Australia? PETER WYLLIE JOHNSTON
Reviews
PETER HOLBROOK, William Shakespeare, ‘The Merchant of Venice’ ed. Charles Edelman
LEAH MERCER, Selected Plays of Hélène Cixous ed. Eric Prenowitz
BRIAN SINGLETON, Antonin Artaud: A Critical Reader ed. Edward Scheer
PAUL MAKEHAM, The Twentieth-Century Performance Reader ed. Michael Huxley and Noel Witts
JONATHAN BOLLEN, Performance: Recasting the Political in Theatre and Beyond by Stephen Chinna
SUE RIDER, The Parsons Lectures: The Philip Parsons Memorial Lectures on the Performing Arts 1993-2003 ed. Katharine Brisbane and Don’t Tell Me, Show Me: Directors Talk About Acting by Adam Macaulay
HELENA GREHAN, Playing Australia: Australian Theatre and the International Stage ed. Elizabeth Schafer and Susan Bradley Smith.
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