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Described in contemporary newspapers as 'the story of a Digger killed in New Guinea returning in spirit to trace his life through world conditions after the 1914-1918 war to the present day'.
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'Light-Shade at Minerva', Truth, 1 February 1948, p.30.
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Lost Generation was reported as being the first Australian play performed at the Minerva.
Production Details
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Produced by the Minerva Theatre for their 1948 season, alongside George Bernard Shaw's Village Wooing and Noel Coward's Fumed Oak: Whitehall Productions, which ran the Minerva, described the season as 'Light and Shade'.
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cPapua New Guinea,cPacific Region,
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