Bush Dreaming and Other Plays - Davidson, Frank S.
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Comedy, tragedy, satire and farce... its all here in this new collection of short and medium plays, eminently appealing and suitable for all devotees of drama. These original scripts originated from interest based tertiary education classes, with students preparing to be teachers. The variety also serves as a stimulus for drama writers, who very often need to see and hear various influences and other works in order to progress their own. Snippets of dialogue and crucial dramatic turning points can sometimes show the way... and, incidentally, serve as useful acting exercises. Growing out of…mehr

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Comedy, tragedy, satire and farce... its all here in this new collection of short and medium plays, eminently appealing and suitable for all devotees of drama. These original scripts originated from interest based tertiary education classes, with students preparing to be teachers. The variety also serves as a stimulus for drama writers, who very often need to see and hear various influences and other works in order to progress their own. Snippets of dialogue and crucial dramatic turning points can sometimes show the way... and, incidentally, serve as useful acting exercises. Growing out of discussions, improvisation sessions, scripting exercises and production presentations, these scripts are immensely useful for small-theatre groups.
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Autorenporträt
Frank Sutherland Davidson graduated with Honours in Geography and later, a Doctorate in Australian Literature from the University of New England. He was the first President of New England University Dramatic Society (NEUDS) and acted in the University's entries in Inter-Varsity Drama Festivals in Sydney and Hobart. After teaching in High Schools he accepted a position at Wollongong Teachers' College, and later at Sydney Teachers' College, as Lecturer in English, Speech and Drama. To equip himself for this he undertook a year's study at London University, investigating 'Theatre-in- Education' work in English schools, for which he was awarded Associateship of the University's Institute of Education. Apart from a number of academic papers he is also the author of a lighthearted crime novel entitled "The Coral Airlines Mystery."