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Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 2022 Tracing Transitions
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'This part-interview, part-recollection/reflection between trans-masculine, non-binary queer theatre-maker Stace Callaghan and their long-term collaborator, director and creative practice researcher, Leah Mercer, was conducted via a series of curated online conversations in early 2022. Stace and Leah met as undergraduates majoring in Drama at the University of Queensland in 1989 and have continued to collaborate on and off since then.'(Publication abstract) 

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    y separately published work icon Australasian Drama Studies no. 81 October 2022 25599393 2022 periodical issue 'It is time to pay attention to queer performance across our region. There are rich histories and thriving cultures of LGBTQI+ performance, including an explosion of queer performance from Indigenous artists. Queer performance is eclectic and tenacious, persisting as a field of innovation and continuing to sustain LGBTQI+ artists and their audiences despite contexts of ongoing homophobia, transphobia and criminalisation.' (Jonathan Bollen, Alyson Campbell, and Liza-Mare Syron : Editorial introduction) 2022 pg. 69-97
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