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Title: Workers' playtime: theatre and the labour movement since 1970
Author/Creator: Filewood, Alan; Watt, David
Description: Workers' Playtime looks at politically-engaged theatre workers who have moved into innovative and flexible ways of operating, focusing on the work of four 'strategic ventures': the entrepreneurial Ground Zero Productions in Canada, the 'actuality' technique of Britain's Banner Theatre and, in Australia, the early shopfloor work of Melbourne Workers Theatre and the community participation in Darwin's union-sponsored May Day parades.
Relation: http://www.currency.com.au/search.aspx?q=watt
Date: 2001
Publisher: Currency Press
Keyword(s): workers' theatre; political aspects in theatre; England; Australia; Canada; theatre in propaganda
Resource Type: book
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/29094
Identifier: ISBN:0868196312

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