Issue Details: First known date: 2023... 2023 [Review] Staging a Revolution : When Betty Rocked the Pram
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    y separately published work icon Australasian Drama Studies no. 82 1 April 2023 26601483 2023 periodical issue 'A colleague recently confessed in a seminar that they had begun as a researcher in order to garner the resources to embark on a creative work that they had long wanted to tackle, and then ‘fallen in love with research’. This narrative echoes my own, and that of many fine scholars in our discipline. We begin by wanting to make something and  emerge  with  a  fascination  for  how  things  are  made,  why  they  are made, where they sit in the context of contemporary practice and theory, where they are located culturally and geographically, and how they propel forward the quantum of knowledge in our discipline. The articles in this general issue are testament to the range of  forms  and  approaches  to  performance  currently  live  in  our  region,  and to the range of perspectives that can illuminate the expanding field of performance scholarship. As well, we have tested a change of format  in  which  we  publish  articles  of   conventional  length,  several  shorter articles and bracket the issue with two ‘provocations’, offered as departure points for future discussion.' (Yoni Prior , Editorial introduction) 2023 pg. 260-266
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