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'Belongings by Cherie Imlah, looks at her journey of self-discovery through poetry and verse. The first act of the play deals with her relationships with the matriarchs of her family. The second act looks at her 'homecoming' where she returns to the north coast of New South Wales to seek out Aboriginal relatives to piece together her missing secret past.' (Source: Koori Mail 187, 1998:14)
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Two Act play first performed in Lismore, New South Wales, 1998.
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Cherie Stages Her Own Self-Discovery Journey
1998
single work
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 21 October no. 187 1998; (p. 14) 'A woman who has opened the door to her family's 'skeleton in the closest' - a Bundjalung grandfather - has expressed her search for identity in a play...'
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Cherie Stages Her Own Self-Discovery Journey
1998
single work
review
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 21 October no. 187 1998; (p. 14) 'A woman who has opened the door to her family's 'skeleton in the closest' - a Bundjalung grandfather - has expressed her search for identity in a play...'
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