The Challenge of Humour in Contemporary Australian Indigenous Theatre : Examining the Relationship between Performer and Audience in 'The 7 Stages of Grieving', 'Stolen' and 'Namatjira'

y The Challenge of Humour in Contemporary Australian Indigenous Theatre : Examining the Relationship between Performer and Audience in 'The 7 Stages of Grieving', 'Stolen' and 'Namatjira' single work thesis

Author:agent Bronwen J McNab
Sponsor: Flinders University of South Australia

Issue Details: First known date: 2013... 2013 The Challenge of Humour in Contemporary Australian Indigenous Theatre : Examining the Relationship between Performer and Audience in 'The 7 Stages of Grieving', 'Stolen' and 'Namatjira'

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The Seven Stages of Grieving Wesley Enoch , Deborah Mailman , Hilary Beaton , 1995 single work drama
Stolen Jane Harrison , 1998 single work drama
Namatjira Scott Rankin , 2010 single work drama

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