Issue Details: First known date: 2024... 2024 The Body in Time : A Physical Approach to Historical Storytelling
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'In contemporary Australian Theatre, creators are making increasing use of postdramatic vocabularies, specifically exploring the way they may be deployed to address the challenging and emotive processes of truth telling and cultural memory as we continue to explore Australian history. Often, this encompasses the use of actor-driven approaches familiar to physical theatre to provoke thought and dialogue by encouraging an active audience. In order to critically engage with these works, it is helpful to reflect on the history of the physical and postdramatic modes, before moving to an exploration of their emergence in Australian performance'

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    y separately published work icon Sūdō Journal no. 5 December 2024 29397759 2024 periodical issue 'Over its short lifetime, Sūdō Journal has been in many ways the little-journal- that-could. It has persevered through floods, pandemics, and PhD submissions, maintaining fierce independence and publishing pieces from around the globe that speak to a broad range of issues, but always casting an eye upon the world from the unique perspective of northern Queensland.'  (Tenille McDermott and Bethany Keats : Editors' Introduction) 2024
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