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Which Way Home Review: Katie Beckett's Play on Indigenous Dad and Daughter Perfectly Pitched between Humour and Pathos single work   review  
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'Katie Beckett's Which Way Home was in development long before Bill Leak's infamous cartoon appeared, but like the #indigenousdads hashtag it serves as a gentle rebuke to the idea that black dads can be relied on to be deadbeats. ...'

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  • Includes screen shot of Katie Beckett and Tony Briggs star in Which Way Home.

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    y separately published work icon Brisbane Times 30 August 2016 9968620 2016 newspaper issue 2016
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