Australasian Drama Studies

Women in Theatre

Number 21 October 1992

Contents

GAYE POOLE
A very humanitarian type of socialism: an interview with Mona Brand

PETA TAIT
The act of forming anew: the Melbourne Women’s Theatre Group

CAROL STEVENSON
Vitalstatistix Theatre Company: feminist diplomacy in action

JOCELYN McKINNON
Breaking new ground: an interview with Sandra Shotlander

HEATHER M. WEARNE
Discourses of disruption and Alma De Groen’s The Rivers of China

PLAYSCRIPT:
JULIA’S SONG by Jennifer Compton Introduced by Carolyn Pickett

PLAYSCRIPT
OUT OF THE BLUE by Therese Collie Introduced by Hilary Beators

BRUCE JOHNSON and MIKE SUTCLIFFE
Barbara James: a career in Australian popular music

HELEN GILBERT
Telling it in multiple layers: an interview with Jill Shearer

JOSIE FANTASIA
Considering gender in nineteenth-century Australian theatre history: the case of Maggie Moore