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Issue Details: First known date: 1996... 1996 A Glorious and Terrible Life: Six Views of Bald Mountain
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    y separately published work icon Night on Bald Mountain Patrick White , 1964 single work drama
    — Appears in: Four Plays 1965; (p. 265-356) Collected Plays : Volume I 1985; (p. 265-356)

    'Night on Bald Mountain has been called Patrick White's attempt at the first Australian tragedy. A new nurse has arrived to take care of the notorious Mrs Sword at the house on Bald Mountain. Despite best intentions, she finds herself swept up in the machinations and preoccupations of a cast of restless oddities. Ultimately, the flaws of human nature soon emerge as forces beyond all control.'

    Source: Malthouse Theatre (2014 season).

         Paddington : Currency Press State Theatre Company of South Australia , 1996     pg. xii-xxii
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