Krvta Ne Se Praj Voda single work   drama   humour   - Five acts.
Issue Details: First known date: 1986... 1986 Krvta Ne Se Praj Voda
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Notes

  • English translation of the title: Blood is thicker than water

Production Details

  • Performed by the Australian-Macedonian Drama Group, Melbourne, 1986.

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

First known date: 1986
Language: Macedonian

Works about this Work

The Australian-Macedonian Drama Group Stefo Stojanovski , 1995 single work criticism
— Appears in: Macedonian Agenda : 16 Essays on the Development of Macedonian Culture in Australia : Includes Cultural Values, Language, Religion, Arts, Identity, Women's Issues, the Elderly, Immigration, Politics, the Child Refugees, Human Rights and More 1995; (p. 27-35)
The author traces the ten year history of the Australian Macedonian Drama Group, based in Melbourne, and outlines the plays the group has performed. Most were specially written for the Group by Macedonian Australians and the works were performed in Macedonian. Over the ten years, audience numbers totalled over 11,000.
The Australian-Macedonian Drama Group Stefo Stojanovski , 1995 single work criticism
— Appears in: Macedonian Agenda : 16 Essays on the Development of Macedonian Culture in Australia : Includes Cultural Values, Language, Religion, Arts, Identity, Women's Issues, the Elderly, Immigration, Politics, the Child Refugees, Human Rights and More 1995; (p. 27-35)
The author traces the ten year history of the Australian Macedonian Drama Group, based in Melbourne, and outlines the plays the group has performed. Most were specially written for the Group by Macedonian Australians and the works were performed in Macedonian. Over the ten years, audience numbers totalled over 11,000.
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