Australasian Drama Studies
Issue 80 | April 2022
Table of Contents - Issue 080 (Full Issue PDF)
- Contents
- Editorial Yoni Prior
- Looking Forwards to the 1950s: Utilising the Concept of Hauntology to Investigate Australian Theatre History Julian Meyrick
- Before Neo-Burlesque, There Was Queer Cabaret: Revisiting Queer Performances from Melbourne in the 1990s Maude Davey
- Shadows of the Australian Performing Arts Ecology Görkem Acaroğlu
- ‘Time’s Up, Motherf*%ker’: Emasculation and Restaging Justice for Women in Aotearoa New Zealand Nicola Hyland
- The Use of Irony in Pākehā Performance Adriann Smith
- Director/Mother/Outlaw Katy Maudlin
- Traversing the Proscenium: Audience Enworlding in Musical Theatre Stuart Grant, Narelle Yeo and Melissa Fenton
- ‘What Do You Mean We Aren’t Performing Shakespeare?’: A Contemporary, Devised Performance Curriculum at a Regional Australian University Gillian Arrighi, Clare Irvine, Brian Joyce and Carine
- Between Freedom and Control: A Chorus-Centred Bakkhai for Community Ensemble Vahri McKenzie
- Driving “Transformational change”: using ecodramaturgy to develop a more sustainable theatre ecosystem Dr Saffron Benner
- Oppression and allyship in Australia’s Deaf Arts. Racheal Missingham and Bree Hadley
- Reviews
- Contributors
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