• Performing Victory: The Different Kind of War of Bush 43 

      Morelos, Ronaldo
      Published 2008-06-20
      In the pieces to camera that George W. Bush has delivered since 9/11, the ideals of “victory” and “freedom” have driven the arguments for initiating, prolonging and sustaining belligerent action—bello jus—against a number ...
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    • 'More Than Common Tall': Measuring up to the 'Real' Rosalind in Australia 

      Flaherty, Kate
      Published 2008-06-17
      There is no record of performance history for 'As You Like It' prior to the eighteenth century. Nevertheless, critical reviews of contemporary productions trade persistently in the notion of a 'real' Rosalind by whose ...
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    • Up and Down Diotima's Staircase: Space and Metaphysics in Symbolist and Expressionist Theatre 

      Monaghan, Paul
      Published 2008-06-17
      The Staircase is particularly resonant as a meeting place of metaphysics and theatrical practice. In this paper I use the framework provided by ‘Diotima’s staircase’ – a concept from Plato’s Symposium – to examine the ...
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    • Wagner and the Little Balletmaster That Could 

      Ginters, Laura
      Published 2008-06-17
      Theatre history accounts of the nineteenth-century always throw up the names of two geniuses of the German theatre who made significant reforms to the theatre of their day: Richard Wagner and the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen. ...
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    • Renaissance in the Regions: The HotHouse Theatre Artistic Directorate 

      Hooper, Guy
      Published 2008-06-17
      In its nine year life to date HotHouse Theatre has become one of the leading regional theatres in Australia with a varied program of work, consistently high audience numbers, well-developed management practices, and a ...
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