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Don’t Tell Me - Show Me - Directors Talk About Acting
A collection of informal interviews with Australian directors of stage, film, and TV, talking about actors and acting This is not a "how to act" book, nor is it a series of profiles of the directors, but…
Companion To Theatre In Australia
After ten years of research the Companion is now available. With 200 contributors, 704 pages and nearly 100 illustrations this reference work is essential to the library of every person with an interest…
Plays Of The 60s - Volume 2
'The years 1966-68 were at the cusp of reform', writes Katharine Brisbane. 'The writing here reflects a deep sense of the need for change, and awareness of the ground beginning to give way beneath the…
Plays Of The 60s - Volume 1
This first volume of Plays of the 60s opens the door to the Australian contemporary theatre and marks its steady urbanisation. In Oriel Gray's study of race relations in a country town, Burst of Summer…
When the Rain Stops Falling
It begins with a miracle On a rainy day in Alice Springs in 2039 a fish falls like manna from heaven to bless the reunion of a father with his long lost son Perhaps it’s a sign that the pattern of betrayal…
Don’t Say the Words
After a decade under siege a city has finally fallen Ten years of rage have taken their toll For an officer returning from this epic overseas campaign, it’s time to put the horrors of battle behind…
The Commedia Oz - Playing Commedia in Contemporary Australia
Commedia Oz is designed to assist the interpretation and playing of Commedia in an Australian context and is a training manual for teachers, students, actors and directors Chapters cover the history and…
Adaptations - A Guide to Adapting Literature to Film
Turning a 250-page novel or a two-and-a-half-hour stage play into a 90-minute film means leaving out much of the original and changing most of what’s left So why does it remain recognisably the same story?…
The Circuit - Screenplays of Episodes 1-6
In the outback, the law is never black and white ... Drew is a young Aboriginal lawyer fast-tracking his way from Perth to a policy job in Canberra via Broome A stint as a public defender with the Kimberley…
It Just Stopped & Myth Propaganda and Disaster in Nazi Germany and Contemporary America
It Just Stopped This savage comedy of manners explores our relationship to art, globalisation, death, technology, America, Campari, cardboard boxes and slavery Sewell’s play is funny and shocking in turn…
The Blonde The Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead
One-woman show ... An adulterous husband, a meddlesome neighbour and a dropped ice-cream cone are among the circumstances that combine to shatter the life of suburban housewife Rhonda Russell Everyone…
The Nightwatchman
Bill has lived a life amongst the rambling beauty of the old family home Now he’s gone blind, and children Helen and Michael have returned for a few days to move him to a secure apartment On the…
