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Wednesday, 26 November 2008
Better late than never: Australian dramatist Daniel Keene gets the
full-on 30-minute radio documentary treatment in the 9
November edition of Artworks from ABC Radio National. In an
interview with presenter Amanda Smith, Keene discusses his position as a
playwright whose work is seemingly more at home in the theatres of Paris
than those of Melbourne or Sydney, and in Paris, Rhiannon Brown talks to
the translator of Keene's plays, Severine Magois. I wrote about
Terminus
and Other Plays, a collection of Keene's work, in 2005 here.
Wednesday, 26 November 2008
Starting today at 10.00am and continuing every Wednesday through the
opening on 5 February 2009, rehearsals for Richard Foreman and John Zorn's
Astronome: A
Night at the Opera, the spring production at the
Ontological-Hysteric Theatre, can be seen live on-line through
the good offices of free103point9 Transmission Arts. It's a unique
offering from two unique theatre and music artists (three, if you include
the fine work that free103point9 is doing); watch Foreman, his cast and
his crew create a new work before your very eyes. You want the theatrical
process available through the Internet, you've got it.
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