Australasian Drama Studies

Issue 73 | October 2018

Table of Contents

1. Issue 073 (Full Issue PDF)
2. Editorial – Turangawaewae: A Place to Stand in Contemporary Indigenous Performance in Australasia and Beyond Nicola Hyland, Liza-Mare Syron and Maryrose Casey
3. Foreword Anne Marshal
4. The Hepatitis C Trilogy: A case for Indigenous theatre as a contemporary manifestation of traditional healing business. Blayne Welsh
5. Shot Bro: A Theatrical Korero about Depression and Suicide in Aotearoa/ New Zealand Sally Richards
6. Engaging with Local First Nations Communities through the Performing Arts Denise Wilson, Tandi Palmer Williams, Karilyn Brown and Liza-Mare Syron
7. A Renaissance in Wellington Maori Theatre Tanemahuta Gray
8. Transnational Connections: First Nations Conversations through Making Performance Liza-Mare Syron
9. Namatjira: Beyond the Script – Visual and Performative Aesthetics as Conduits for the Communication of Western Aranda Ontology Susanne Thurow
10. WOER WAYEPA – The Water Is Rising: A Torres Strait Islander Approach to Knowledge Mobilisation, and Saibaian Approach to Cultural Knowledge Transference to Performative Storytelling Margare
11. Performances of Belonging Maryrose Casey
12. A Conscious Un-couplet: Wahine Maori Stand Up to Shakespeare Nicola Hyland
13. Choreographed Pasts: A Historiographic Inquiry into Australian and Indigenous Australian Concert Dance Luke Forbes
14. Finding a Sense of Place in the Pacific Diaspora: Pasifika Performance in Aotearoa David O’Donnell
15. The Whanau We Have Always Had: The Future Is Indigenous Hone Kouka
16. Reviews
17. Contributors