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Sa Drama Studies: Stages 1 & 2 Syllabus Text SA DRAMA STUDIES: STAGES 1 & 2 CURRENCY PRESS The performing arts publisher SYLLABUS TEXT LIST 2021 NB: there are no set texts for Drama Studies in South Australia just recommended lists of playscripts and Dramatic Innnovators; and no specific editions are listed. ________ 9780868197401 Andrew Bovell Holy Day $23.99 PB ________ 9780868199030 Speaking in Tongues $23.99 PB ________ 9781925005004 The Secret River (stage adaptation) $23.99 PB ________ 9781760620455 Things I Know to be True $23.99 PB When the Rain Stops Falling $23.99 PB _________ 9781925005240 Andrew Bovell et al. Who’s Afraid of the Working Class $23.99 PB ________ 9781854598455 Anton Chekhov Chekhov: Four Plays (The Cherry $19.99 PB Orchard/The Seagull/Three Sisters/ Uncle Vanya) ________ 9781854590909 Caryl Churchill Cloud Nine $21.99 PB ________ 9781854597441 Far Away $19.99 PB ________ 9781854590442 Mad Forest $23.99 PB ________ 9781854597434 A Number $23.99 PB ________ 9780868194547 Jack Davis The Dreamers $23.99 PB ________ 9780868191461 No Sugar $23.99 PB ________ 9780868194776 Nick Enright Blackrock $23.99 PB ________ 9780868196916 A Man with Five Children $23.99 PB ________ 9780868193601 A Property of the Clan $23.99 PB ________ 9780868195896 Nick Enright/Justin Cloudstreet $23.99 PB Monjo ________ 9781854594112 Euripides/Sophocles Greek Tragedy: Three Plays $19.99 PB (Antigone/Bacchae/Medea) _______ 9780868192116 Michael Gow Away $23.99 PB ________ 9781760626600 All Stops Out $23.99 PB ________ 9780868198286 Toy Symphony $23.99 PB ________ 9780868197975 Jane Harrison Stolen $23.99 PB ________ 9780868198149 Dorothy Hewett The Chapel Perilous $23.99 PB ________ 9781854598462 Henrik Ibsen Ibsen: Three Plays $19.99 PB Kenneth McLeish/ (A Doll’as House, Ghosts, Hedda Gabler) Stephen Mulrine ________ 9781854591890 Alfred Jarry Ubu $13.99 PB ________ 9781848426320 Frederico Garciá Lorca Lorca: Three Plays (The House of $19.99 PB Bernarda Alba/Blood Wedding/Yerma) ________ 9781854593566 Moliere Don Juan $13.99 PB ________ 9781854591975 The Hypochondriac $13.99 PB ________ 9781854597878 The Misanthrope $13.99 PB ________ 9781854597489 The Miser $13.99 PB ________ 9781854596376 Tartuffe $13.99 PB ________ 9780868197517 Joanna Murray-Smith Bombshells $23.99 PB ________ 9780868198255 The Female of the Species $23.99 PB ________ 9780868197821 Honour $23.99 PB SA DRAMA STUDIES: STAGES 1 & 2 CURRENCY PRESS SYLLABUS TEXT LIST 2021 The performing arts publisher ________ 9780868198514 Joanna Murray-Smith Ninety $23.99 PB ________ 9780868196794 Rapture $23.99 PB ________ 9780868198606 Rockabye $23.99 PB ________ 9780868194035 Louis Nowra Cosi $23.99 PB ________ 9780868192345 The Golden Age $23.99 PB ________ 9781925005530 Radiance $23.99 PB ________ 9780868193250 Summer of the Aliens $23.99 PB ________ 9781760622213 The Lewis Trilogy $34.99 PB (Summer of the Aliens/Cosi/This Much is True) ________ 9780868195452 Theodore Patrikareas The Promised Woman (in Plays of the $34.99 PB 60s Vol. I) ________ 9781925005875 Hanie Rayson Extinction $29.99 PB (published in Endangered: Theee Plays) ________ 9780868196817 Hotel Sorrento $23.99 PB ________ 978-0868197203 Inheritance $23.99 PB ________ 9780868198323 Sean Riley Beautiful Words $23.99 PB ________ 9781925005752 Stephen Sewell The Blind Giant is Dancing $23.99 PB ________ 9780868198170 Myth, Propaganda and Disaster in $29.99 PB Nazi Germany and Contemporary Australia/It Just Stopped ________ 9780868190136 David Williamson The Club $23.99 PB ________ 9780868195308 Don’s Party $23.99 PB ________ 9781925005264 Emerald City $23.99 PB ________ 9780868196572 The Jack Manning Trilogy $34.99 PB ________ 9780868190389 The Removalists $23.99 PB Dramatic Innovators 1) Peter Brook ________ 9781848424104 Peter Brook The Quality of Mercy $23.99 PB ________ 9781848426726 The Tip of the Tongue $19.99 PB ________ 9781848427051 Peter Brook/Marie-Hélène Battlefield $19.99 PB Estienne ________ 9781848427808 Peter Brook/ Marie-Hélène The Prisoner $19.99 PB Estienne 2) Complicite ________ 9781848425545 Complicite/Simon The Encounter $23.99 PB McBurney Pub: Nick Hern Books, UK indicates available as an eBook indicates any text by that author is suitable for study ORDERS TO CURRENCY PRESS: Pacstream Service: SANS NO: 908259X Enquiries: [email protected] SALES REPRESENTATIVE: Caitlin Doyle-Markwick Mobile: 0428 927 931 Email: [email protected].
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