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Miss Julie
2013
single work
drama
'Julie is still in her teens. She is rich because her father is rich. Jean is not rich - he works for the family, in a lowly way - but he would quite like to be. They have this much in common: they would both like to rule their own lives, they both think they can get that from each other, and they both think sex is the way to do it.
'A red-blooded new Miss Julie about men and power, about extreme privilege, about freedom, and about how cruel we can be to each other in the interests of self-preservation.'
(Source: http://belvoir.com.au/productions/miss-julie/ )
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Miss Julie is included in AustLit because of Australian-written adaptations.
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