Emma Brennan Emma Brennan i(27351960 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 Review of: Staging a Revolution: When Betty Rocked the Pram Emma Brennan , 2023 single work review
— Appears in: Lilith , January no. 29 2023; (p. 215-217)
— Review of Staging a Revolution : When Betty Rocked the Pram Kath Kenny , 2022 multi chapter work criticism  'Kath Kenny’s monograph is an invigorating history of the women’s play Betty Can Jump, performed at the Pram Factory in early 1970s Melbourne. Extended from her award-winning doctoral thesis on theatre and film groups of the Australian Women’s Liberation Movement (WLM), Staging a Revolution, an account of before, during, and the legacy of Betty, is a vivid and endearing contribution to cultural Australian and WLM historiography. Betty, and Kenny’s historicization of it, both sit outside typical Anglo male history. As Kenny emphasises, the collective, evolving, and ephemeral nature of feminist art during the WLM means these activisms can often be forgotten. Until now.' (Introduction) 
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