Blak inside : 6 indigenous plays from Victoria
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Blak inside : 6 indigenous plays from Victoria
（Current theatre series）
Currency Press , in association with Playbox Theatre, 2002
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Blak inside : six indigenous plays from Victoria
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Contents of Works
- Enuff / by John Harding
- I don't wanna play house / by Tammy Anderson
- Belonging / by Tracey Rigney
- Casting doubts / by Maryanne Sam
- Crow fire / by Jadah Milroy
- Conversations with the dead / by Richard Frankland
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Contains six plays. ENUFF by John Harding is a frightening and funny play about an Australian future where black patience has run out. A violent uprising is planned for Reconciliation Day -- will retribution or forgiveness prevail? I DON'T WANNA PLAY HOUSE by Tammy Anderson is the moving story of her childhood. A truly remarkable account of the triumph of the human spirit. BELONGING by Tracey Rigney recounts the taunts and temptations of a school girl, and her personal struggle to remain true to her culture, and herself. CASTING DOUBTS by Maryanne Sam is a funny, and at times heart-wrenching, play about an actors' casting agency with more colour charts than a paint shop, and the problems that Indigenous actors face. CROWFIRE by Jadah Milroy is the story of a young, urban Indigenous Australian woman, and a man from a desert community lured into the city. The moving story of a search for identity and the need for reconciliation. CONVERSATIONS WITH THE DEAD by Richard J Frankland is a poetic and savage play that takes you into the aching sorrow of deaths in custody.
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