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Text: Review
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| Title |
Little Theatres [Review Death Takes a Holiday & Ladies in Waiting] |
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| Abstract/Description |
A small stage need not be a drawback to amateur performers. In fact a domestic comedy, employing a mere half dozen characters and set in a cottage or an inexpensive modern flat, gains in realism if the stage is not too large. A small stage is cosier too for the nervous novice. There is not the same terrifying sense of isolation. The catch about a small stage comes when you try to produce on it a play with palatial interiors or rugged natural scenery. |
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Death Takes A Holiday, University of Sydney, Dramatic Society Clubrooms & Studio, Sydney, NSW, 2 June 1938
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The Sun (NSW), Star and Sun Ltd, Sydney, NSW, 1910
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| Page |
21
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| Date Issued |
12 June 1938
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| Language |
English
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| Citation |
Beatrice Tildesley, Little Theatres [Review Death Takes a Holiday & Ladies in Waiting], The Sun (NSW), 12 June 1938, 21
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| Resource Identifier |
58162
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| Dataset |
AusStage |
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