Australasian Drama Studies

Issue 35, October 1999

Table of Contents

1. Issue 035 (Full Issue PDF)
2. MARK ST LEON Introduction
3. REG BOLTON Circus as education
4. RICHARD WATERHOUSE Travelling shows in rural Australia 1850-1915
5. MIMI COLLIGAN Circus in theatre: Astley's amphitheatre, Melbourne 1854-1857
6. GAVIN ROBBINS The passion and totality of your body, mind and soul: an interview with Nigel Jamieson
7. LYNN EVERETT Thrills and spills: the precarious life of Circus Monoxide
8. JOHN WHITEOAK The development of Australian Circus Music
9. DAVID C S SISSONS Japanese acrobatic troupes touring Australasia 1867-1900
10. CATHY J BARRETT and HEATHER VALLANCE The wild west show: socio-historic spectacle and character as circus
11. PETA TAIT Circus bodies as theatre animals
12. NICOLA BRACKERTZ The battle for colonial circus supremacy: John Bull, Uncle Sam and their 'Chariots of Fire'
13. MARK ST LEON Noms d'arena: the use of pseudonyms in Australian circus
14. MARK ST LEON Noms d'arena: the use of pseudonyms in Australian circus
15. SUE BROADWAY Circus Oz - the first seven years: a memoir
16. Review: MURRAY BRAMWELL The Blind Giant is Dancing the rev. ed by Stephen Sewell
17. Review:JOANNE TOMPKINS Natural Life adapted by Humphrey Bower