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Aftermaths: Commemorating the centenary of Armistice and reflections on the performance of remembrance (in four movements)

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    Book Abstract:

    In the beautifully illustrated Beyond the Stage, essays by leading Australian artists and academics examine the impact of the Great War and its aftermath on creativity and performance in South Australia.

    There are historical studies of key individuals, such as Adelaide's Telsie Hague, and the role of women performers as fundraisers and active agents of wartime patriotism. The contribution of artistic companies, such as the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, State Opera of South Australia and State Theatre Company, is examined. Steve Vizard dissects the preposterously unlikely - and highly entertaining - encounter between Sir Lawrence Olivier and Mo (aka Roy Rene), helping the reader explore Australian national identity after the Great War.

    And completing this remarkable book are thought-provoking personal reflections on the nature of memory and commemoration.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationBeyond the Stage
    Subtitle of host publicationCreative Australian Stories from the Great War
    EditorsAnna Goldsworthy, Mark Carroll
    Place of PublicationAdelaide
    PublisherWakefield Press
    Pages128-147
    Number of pages21
    ISBN (Print)9781743056653, 1743056656
    Publication statusPublished - 2020

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