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From The Aunty Jack Show. Source: Australian screen
Rory O'Donoghue Rory O'Donoghue i(A96592 works by)
Born: Established: 1949 London,
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England,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe, ;
Gender: Male
Arrived in Australia: ca. 1956
Heritage: English
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1 1 form y separately published work icon The Aunty Jack Show Grahame Bond , Tim Gooding , Rory O'Donoghue , Peter Weir , Geoffrey Atherden , Dick Barry , Peter Best , Peter Bicevskis , Ric Blakeney , John Brendan , Tony Coote , Michael Cove , Ronald Evans , Glenn Jones , Sharman Mellick , Maurice Murphy , Paul O'Sullivan , Wendy Skelcher , ( dir. Maurice Murphy ) Sydney : Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1972-1973 8013420 1972 series - publisher film/TV humour

A television series conceived around a violent, motorcycle-riding tranvestite boxer and his/her off-beat friends and acquaintances, The Aunty Jack Show ran from 1972 to 1973 on the ABC. From its first broadcast the show attained cult status with much of the country's youth.
1 y separately published work icon Hamlet on Ice Ron Blair , Michael Boddy , Marcus Cooney , Aarne Neeme , Grahame Bond (composer), Rory O'Donoghue (composer), 1971 (Manuscript version)x400122 Z850115 1971 single work musical theatre

Play with music.

A satiric pantomime-style piece of music theatre, based on Shakespeare's Hamlet, in which 'the rottenness in the state of Denmark turns out to be a rampant permissiveness which has led to a complete breakdown in sexual identity. Hamlet has fallen for his best friend Horatio. In the grips of this unnatural passion he has gone to Wittenburg where Dr Yorik has carried out a successful sex-change operation' (Brian Hoad 1971, p37).

The authors suggest that community singing from the audience is to be encouraged whenever possible.

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