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Chinese translation of 'Better a Millstone' published in 1957 (Peking: Foreign Languages Publishing House). Source: 'Mona Brand: A Checklist, 1935-1980' Australian Literary Studies vol.10 no.1 May 1981 (pp.117-127).
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Australia and China at 50 : The New Wave Theatre and the Drama of Cultural Exchange
2022
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Journal of Australian Studies , vol. 46 no. 4 2022; (p. 482-495)'2022 marks the 50th anniversary of the opening up of relations between Australia and the People’s Republic of China. When he became prime minister in 1972, Gough Whitlam sent the first ambassador to China (Dr Stephen Fitzgerald), and in his term of office established support for artists’ exchanges from the Australia Council. The Australian Ballet visited China in 1980, the first major ballet company to tour since the Cultural Revolution. The touring of China by Australian theatre, opera and dance companies has flourished since then, particularly over the last decade, and Australian spoken-word drama has featured in the relationship between the two countries since 1983. Since the 1980s, the work of the New Wave dramatists has captured the interest of Chinese audiences over a sustained period beyond the years of the New Wave itself. The theatre has, in some respects, provided a respite from the rigours of realpolitik and most importantly a means of genuine interaction between ordinary Australians and Chinese citizens who make up the audiences. This article documents the take-up of the New Wave drama in China, and the legacy of the relationships created in this formative period of Australian theatre in its international context.' (Publication abstract)
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Reflections on Three Plays by Mona Brand
1966
single work
criticism
— Appears in: The Realist , Autumn no. 22 1966; (p. 30-32)
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Reflections on Three Plays by Mona Brand
1966
single work
criticism
— Appears in: The Realist , Autumn no. 22 1966; (p. 30-32) -
Australia and China at 50 : The New Wave Theatre and the Drama of Cultural Exchange
2022
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Journal of Australian Studies , vol. 46 no. 4 2022; (p. 482-495)'2022 marks the 50th anniversary of the opening up of relations between Australia and the People’s Republic of China. When he became prime minister in 1972, Gough Whitlam sent the first ambassador to China (Dr Stephen Fitzgerald), and in his term of office established support for artists’ exchanges from the Australia Council. The Australian Ballet visited China in 1980, the first major ballet company to tour since the Cultural Revolution. The touring of China by Australian theatre, opera and dance companies has flourished since then, particularly over the last decade, and Australian spoken-word drama has featured in the relationship between the two countries since 1983. Since the 1980s, the work of the New Wave dramatists has captured the interest of Chinese audiences over a sustained period beyond the years of the New Wave itself. The theatre has, in some respects, provided a respite from the rigours of realpolitik and most importantly a means of genuine interaction between ordinary Australians and Chinese citizens who make up the audiences. This article documents the take-up of the New Wave drama in China, and the legacy of the relationships created in this formative period of Australian theatre in its international context.' (Publication abstract)
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