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Text: Article
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| Title |
The politics of the popular in contemporary Australian Theatre |
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| Abstract/Description |
Reflection on what constitutes popular theatre in Australia as opposed to political theatre and numbers of attendees verses aesthetic concerns. Considers popular theatre as both a specific form and also as practice of attending/interpreting theatre. Places popular theatre in context of cultural expectations surrounding venues, audience behaviour and dress and experience. |
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| Source |
Australasian Drama Studies, ADSA, VIC
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| Publisher |
Australasian Drama Studies c/- Department of English, Unive
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| Publisher Location |
St. Lucia, Queensland
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| Volume |
1
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| Issue |
2
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| Page |
19 - 32
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| Date Issued |
April 1983
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| Language |
English
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| ISSN |
0810-4123
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| Citation |
Tom Burvill, The politics of the popular in contemporary Australian Theatre, Australasian Drama Studies, Australasian Drama Studies c/- Department of English, Unive, St. Lucia, Queensland, 1, 2, April 1983, 19 - 32
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AusStage |
| Resource Identifier |
61059
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