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y separately published work icon Cloudstreet single work   drama   - Three parts, 102 scenes
Adaptation of Cloudstreet Tim Winton , 1991 single work novel
Note: Adapted by Nick Enright and Justin Monjo from the novel by Tim Winton.
Issue Details: First known date: 1998... 1998 Cloudstreet
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Units Teaching this Work

Text Unit Name Institution Year
y separately published work icon Cloudstreet Nick Enright , Justin Monjo , 1998 Sydney Perth : Currency Press Company B Belvoir Black Swan Theatre Company , 1999 Z396116 1998 single work drama (taught in 2 units) Tim Winton's quintessential Australian yarn of the spirited child Fish, his family and unlikely neighbours - sharing determination, faith, pain, and laughter is a story of love and the bonds that tie us to our sense of place. Hailed as one of the most acclaimed theatrical events of the decade, it is a five hour epic. (Source: Libraries Australia) Australian Theatre Charles Sturt University 2010 (Summer Semester)
y separately published work icon Cloudstreet Nick Enright , Justin Monjo , 1998 Sydney Perth : Currency Press Company B Belvoir Black Swan Theatre Company , 1999 Z396116 1998 single work drama (taught in 2 units) Tim Winton's quintessential Australian yarn of the spirited child Fish, his family and unlikely neighbours - sharing determination, faith, pain, and laughter is a story of love and the bonds that tie us to our sense of place. Hailed as one of the most acclaimed theatrical events of the decade, it is a five hour epic. (Source: Libraries Australia) Australian Theatre and Cinema University of Notre Dame 2010 (Semester 1)
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