Pete McGynty and the Dreamtime

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Event Pete McGynty and the Dreamtime
Venue Athenaeum Theatre, Melbourne, VIC
First Date 1 April 1981
Last Date 16 May 1981
Dates Estimated No
Status Professional
World Premiere Yes
Description Freely translated into Australian from Ibsen's 'Peer Gynt', draws on parallels between the original and notions of the Aboriginal Dreamtime. Modern references to drug-trafficking, corporate barons, oil and the Hare Krishna cult. Written in rhyming couplets.
Description Source Other
Primary Genre Theatre - Spoken Word
Subjects Australian National Identity
Indigenous People
Myth
Organisations
Contributors
Name Function Notes
Sally Cahill Actor Una / Others
Simon Chilvers Actor Parson
Sydney Conabere Actor Rev. Angel / Others
Rhonda Cressey Actor 2nd Girl / Others
Peter Curtin Actor Alec / Others
Celia de Burgh Actor 3rd Girl / Others
Robert Essex Actor Mr Tuck / Others
Douglas Hedge Actor Mr Plenty / Others
Robert Hewett Actor Fred / Others
Tim Hughes Actor 3rd Bloke / Others
Irene Inescort Actor Alice / Freudheimer
David Letch Actor 1st Bloke / Others
Andrew Martin Actor 2nd Bloke / Others
Rona McLeod Actor Moyra / Others
Babs McMillan Actor Mrs Tuck / Others
Keith Michell Actor Pete McGynty
Anne Phelan Actor Mrs Plenty / Others
Anne Scott Pendlebury Actor 1st Girl / Others
Frank Thring Actor Bunyip / Stanislaus
Linden Wilkinson Actor Mrs Angel / Others
Don Linke Assistant Stage Manager
Joe Latona Choreographer
Bruce Smeaton Composer
Peter Morrell Deputy Stage Manager
Anne Fraser Designer
John Sumner Director
Jamieson Lewis Lighting Designer
Murray Taylor Lighting Operator/Technician
Keith Michell Playwright
Glenda Ferrall Stage Manager
Peter Roehlen Technical Director
Resources
Works
Text Nationality Australia
Production Nationality Australia
Event Status Completed
Data Source
Source Description
Cast List MTC Records
Programme Advertisement Dennis Wolanski Library collection at UNSW Library
Australian Drama Project (UQ) PETEMCGKM
Book Performing Arts Year Book of Australia 1981
Data Set AusStage
Event Identifier 29772