PODCAST · arts
Staging the Nation
by National Theatre of Parramatta
As we stand in a complicated present, and face a hopeful future, we’re looking back through the contemporary Australian canon shining a light on some of the writers that have grappled with the big questions of who we are as a nation and the complexity of representation.
Episodes
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BONUS episode: Tarell Alvin McCraney with Joanne Kee
Tarell Alvin McCraney (Choir Boy) joins Joanne Kee.
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S1 : E11. Dino Dimitriadis and Joanne Kee
Series Wrap Up with Joanne Kee and Dino Dimitriadis
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S1 : E10 S. Shakthidharan and Counting and Cracking
In the tenth episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and S. Shakthidharan talk Counting and Cracking.
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S1 : E9 James Elazzi and Lady Tabouli
In the ninth episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and James Elazzi talk Lady Tabouli.
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S1: E8 Kate Mulvany The Harp in the South
In the eighth episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and Kate Mulvany talk The Harp in the South.
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S1 : E7 Anchuli Felicia King and White Pearl
In the seventh episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and Anchuli Felicia King talk about White Pearl.
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S1 : E6 Dylan Van Den Berg and Milk
In the sixth episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and Dylan Van Den Berg talk Milk.
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S1 : E5 Mary Rachel Brown and The Dapto Chaser
In the fifth episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and Mary Rachel Brown talk The Dapto Chaser.
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S1: E4 Wesley Enoch and The 7 Stages of Grieving
In the fourth episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and Wesley Enoch talk The 7 Stages of Grieving.
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S1: E3 Alana Valentine and Parramatta Girls
In the third episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and Alana Valentine talk Parramatta Girls, Valentine's multi-award-winning play. An intimate look at drawing theatre from life, and the challenges and joys of making 'close-work' art.
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S1:E2: Donna Abela and Jump for Jordan
In the second episode, Dino Dimitriadis speaks to Donna Abela about her play 'Jump for Jordan', the issue of Australian identity and the ebbs and flows of multiculturalism in the arts.
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S1:E1: Paul Capsis, Angela's Kitchen and the dangers of getting personal with Dino Dimitriadis
In the first episode of the series, Dino Dimitriadis and national treasure Paul Capsis talk 'Angela's Kitchen', Capsis' deeply personal first play. A candid and intimate conversation about writing and performing autobiography, navigating personal history and the importance of giving voice to the...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
As we stand in a complicated present, and face a hopeful future, we’re looking back through the contemporary Australian canon shining a light on some of the writers that have grappled with the big questions of who we are as a nation and the complexity of representation.
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National Theatre of Parramatta
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As we stand in a complicated present, and face a hopeful future, we’re looking back through the contemporary Australian canon shining a light on some of the writers that have grappled with the big questions of who we are as a nation and the complexity of representation.
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