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(Re) constructing the archive: a regional perspective on performance histories
- Arrighi, Gillian, Watt, David
Australian Child Actors on Early-Twentieth-Century Touring Circuits
- Arrighi, Gillian
Celebrating childhood on the Vaudeville stage
Children and youth of the Empire: tales of transgression and accommodation
- Arrighi, Gillian, Emeljanow, Victor
Circus and electricity: staging connextions between science and popular entertainments
Circus and sumo: tradition, innovation and opportunism at the Australian circus
Circus studies: where to next?
Circus, colonialism and empire: the circus in Australasia and Asia
Devising place and social history: a regional perspective on teaching devised performance in the tertiary sector
Editorial
- Arrighi, Gillian, Bollen, Jonathan
Entertaining children: an exploration of the business and politics of childhood
Entertaining children: the participation of youth in the entertainment industry
From the traditional travelling circus to the global zoo: the persistence of "performing" animal shows in the 21st century
Harry Lyons is 'here, there and everywhere': Australia's late 19th century global entertainment broker
Healthy bodies and young minds: late-nineteenth-century performer training in Australia
Make it Australian: the Australian performing group, the Pram Factory and new wave theatre (book review)
Methodologies of the popular (editorial)
Negotiating national identity at the circus: the FitzGerald Brothers' Circus in Melbourne, 1892
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