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The New Theatre: the people, plays and politics behind Australia's radical theatre

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Unique IDLIB-00020312Alternative titlePeople, plays and politics behind Australia's radical theatreDateBetween 1st January 2022 and 31st December 2022Date qualifieryear onlyDescriptionIncludes index, bibliographical references, facsimiles, portraits
Introduction, Lisa Milner; 1. The international context, Angela O'Brien; 2. Communism stage left: the political influences, Gabriela Zabala 3. Purpose and passion: Melbourne New Theatre 1935-2000 , Angela O'Brien; 4. Sydney New Theatre, Lyn Collingwood; 5. Rural Radical Theatre: the Newcastle NTL 1937-40, Laura Ginters; 6. Red hot up north: the Brisbane New Theatre, Connie Healy; 7. Fomenting revolution in Perth, Charlie Fox; 8. Adelaide New Theatre, Peter D Douglas; 9. Political theatre and the state, Phillip Deery and Lisa Milner; 10. 'Them songs are dangerous': anti-fascism, antisemitism and Jewish connections, Max Kaiser and Lisa Milner; 11. Sydney New Theatre: give peace a chance, Lyn Collingwood; 12. Sydney New Theatre: the fight for equality, Lyn Collingwood; 13. No handmaidens here: women, volunteering and gender dynamics, Lisa Milner and Cathy Brigden; 14. Brave red witches: communist women and identity, Susan Bradley-Smith - 15. Radical theatre on the move in the UK and Australia , Cathy Brigden and Lisa Milner; 16. Workers' struggles on stage, Cathy Brigden and Lisa Milner; 17. The Glen Davies 'stay-in' strike: 'Sydney actors make history', Lisa Milner and Cathy Brigden; 18. A 'great antiwar play', Lisa Milner Copyright ownerLisa MilnerLanguageEnglish (eng)EditorLisa MilnerIllustrationsBlack and white illustrationsPublisherInterventionsPlace of publicationCoffs Harbour, New South Wales

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FormatPublication - BookDigitised recordNoBorn digital itemNo

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Number of pages618

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Dimensions (picklist)Other - see Dimensions noteDimensions (free text)23 cm

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Subject tags20th centuryRadical theatrePerforming artsPublic access statusOpen to public accessPublic access noteNon-circulating

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Dewey decimal numberSRC 792.0222 NEWISBN/ISSN9780645183900

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The New Theatre: the people, plays and politics behind Australia's radical theatre