Australasian Drama Studies
Number 24 April 1994
Contents
MARK GAUNLETT
‘When I count to three’: stage hypnotism and the nature of performance
JOANNE TOMPKINS and LISA MALE
‘Twenty-one native women on motorcycles’: an interview with Tomson Highway
HELEN GILBERT
Monumental moments: Michael Gow’s 1841, Stephen Sewell’s Hale, Louis Nowra’s Capricornia and Australia’s Bicentenary
LYNDA SCHULZ
Theatre for the seven hundred: William Takaka’s dream for the National Theatre Company of Papua New Guinea
VERONICA KELLY
‘A form of music’: an interview with Nick Enright
BRUCE PARR
Peter Kenna’s The Cassidy Album: a call for re-viewing
ROBYN ARCHER
Introduction to Emma
PLAYSCRIPT: EMMA by Graham Pitts
IRIS O’LOUGHLIN
‘I refuse to give easy answers’: an interview with Therese Radic
MARK ST LEON
Robert Avis Radford: ‘The Tasmanian Astley’
ADRIENNE SIMPSON
Footlights and Fenians: the adventures of a touring concert party in gold-rush
New Zealand
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