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"Australian Theatre of the Deaf - NSW Theatre of the Deaf - A History of Company"

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Title: "Australian Theatre of the Deaf - NSW Theatre of the Deaf - A History of Company"
Description: History of Australian Theatre of the Deaf, to 1980, from formation of a Deaf drama group within the NSW Adult Deaf Society in 1973, to support from the Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust to bring out US practitioners to develop skills and practices in 1974, to first performances for mainstage and school audiences – ‘King Lear’, ‘Rogues and Clowns’, ‘Five Flights to Freedom’, ‘Actions Speak Louder Than Words’, ‘Alex .. Or The Automatic Trial’ – to further Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust and Australia Council funding support in the late 1970s
Identifier: WK00376
Publisher: Australian Theatre of the Deaf
datePublished: 1980
Relation: Sydney; New South Wales; Australian Theatre of the Deaf; Australia Council; "Australian Theatre of the Deaf - Company History"; "Australian Theatre of the Deaf - History of Theatre of the Deaf"; "Australian Theatre of the Deaf - Behind the scenes history"; "New South Wales Theatre of the Deaf Programme 1982"; "New South Wales Theatre of the Deaf History 1982"; "New South Wales Theatre of the Deaf Future Goals 1982"; "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Plans For 1990 and List Of Productions 1979-90"; "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - NSW Theatre of the Deaf - History 1982"; "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Year Review 1985"; "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - NSW Theatre of the Deaf - Information 1982"; "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Performance Program 1990"; "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Work and Recent Achievements - 1994"; Adam Salzer; Gareth Wilding Forbes; Ingle Knight; John McRae; Margaret Davis; Nick Neary; Nola Colefax; Rae Gibson; Rosemarie Lenzo
category: CreativeWork
Type: Article<Report
Format: DigitalDocument, Text
inLanguage: English
keywords: Theatre and Performance; d/Deaf Arts and Artists; d/Deaf or Hard of Hearing; Participation in cultural life; Access; Education and employment
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