Australasian Drama Studies

Women Making Theatre for Social Change

Number 27 October 1995

Contents

PETA TAIT, JULIE HOLLEDGE and TONY MITCHELL
Introduction

JULIE HOLLEDGE
‘The monster is still there’: an interview with Fe Remotigue

MINDANAO CULTURAL WORKERS with JULIE HOLLEDGE
‘To heal our social ills’: community theatre practice in the Philippines

MATRA ROBERTSON
Korean shamanism: an interview with Kim Kum hwa

MEEWON LEE
Sahmanism and Korean theatre

JUNG SOON SHIM
Awakening self: images of women in modern Korean drama

KAREN HEESON-SMITH
‘True people’s theatre’: an interview with Ranjana Pandey

LI YING NING
Tradition and its re-creation

FATIMA CHEBCHOUB
The female artist in Morocco: with references to actresses

ANNE-MARIE MORGAN
Three approaches to modern theatre in Jakarta in the 1990s: Rendra, Putta Wijaya and Ratna Sarumpaet

PLAYSCRIPT: Ms Serena Serenata & Beaset, Luv! By Merlinda Bobis

TONY MITCHELL
‘High Art’ and Low Purse’” Adelaide Ristori tours Australia 22 July- 4 December 1875 Part Two

SUSAN PFISTERER
Cultural anxiety and the new woman playwright: Mrs E.S.Haviland’s On Wheels

NOTE: Performance studies – a reply by Gay McAuley