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* Contents derived from the Fortitude Valley,Fortitude Valley - New Farm area,Brisbane - North East,Brisbane,Queensland,:Playlab,2004 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
'In the height of a summer outback in Central Queensland, something weird is going on. Vic Flutter has returned from his first year in Art College for the hoildays, and he's looking even stranger than usual. He's locked himself in the shed, is creating weird sculptures out of road kill, and is seemingly behind a series of strange events unfolding for his family and their small community.' http://www.playlab.org.au/ (Sighted 13/08/04)
'Three crazy women and one angry young man get lost and found in the desert of the Northern Territory. This is a brutal but beautiful, haunting but hilarious road-trpi into the Never-Never.
Ruby goes on the run from Darwin and is hitch-hiking to freedom. Trish's husband has mysteriously disappeared from their roadside store in the Daintree, so Trish takes off in the ute. Jonah has been dumped in the desert by his alcoholic mother and her lunatic boyfriend. Patricia is an aging ex-hooker, heading North on the night bus from Brisbane to Three Ways.' http://www.jute.com.au (Sighted 13/08/04)
Australian Gothic : Theatre and the Northern TurnStephen Carleton,
2012single work criticism — Appears in:
Australian Literary Studies,vol.
27no.
22012;(p. 51-67)'This essay traces the recent scholarship on the prominence of a Gothic sensibility in Australian literary and cinema cultures, and argues that theatre has somehow been left out of this discussion of the genre...'(From author's introduction)
Australian Gothic : Theatre and the Northern TurnStephen Carleton,
2012single work criticism — Appears in:
Australian Literary Studies,vol.
27no.
22012;(p. 51-67)'This essay traces the recent scholarship on the prominence of a Gothic sensibility in Australian literary and cinema cultures, and argues that theatre has somehow been left out of this discussion of the genre...'(From author's introduction)