“New South Wales Theatre of the Deaf produces its first performance in 1973”

Title: “New South Wales Theatre of the Deaf produces its first performance in 1973”
Description: The New South Wales Theatre of the Deaf (NSW TOD) produced its first performance on 17 November 1973. The company performed Variations on Peer Gynt (after Henrik Ibsen) at the Newington College Theatrette. “An amateur theatre company, NSW TOD, also known as Deaf Drama Club, was established via arts funding becoming available through the newly established Australia Council.” (Racheal Missingham. 2021. “Australia’s Deaf Theatre: past, present and future.” Thesis. page 23)
Identifier: AC00039
Publisher: Disability Arts History Australia
datePublished: 1970s
location: New South Wales; Australia
sourceOrganization: Theatre of the Deaf; NSW Theatre of the Deaf; Australian Theatre of the Deaf
category: Action
Type: Create Action
Format: Text
inLanguage: English
keywords: Disability Arts Practice, Theatre and Performance, D/deaf Arts and Artists
copyrightNotice: © Disability Arts History Australia, Contributed by Morgan Batch
url: https://web.archive.org/web/20160323095622/https://www.ausstage.edu.au/pages/organisation/8250

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