Transnational connections: First Nations conversations through making performance

Liza-Mare Syron

Transnational connections: First Nations conversations through making performance

Liza-Mare Syron

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Abstract

This article considers an international model of cultural arts exchange developed by Aboriginal, Māori and First Nations theatre-makers, and examines the process of negotiation, articulation and translation of cultural differences in the process of rehearsing new Aboriginal work. I would like to thank all the theatre-makers who are involved in this ground-breaking initiative and I credit all in the body of the article.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	108-129
Number of pages	22
Journal	Australasian Drama Studies
Issue number	73
Publication status	Published - Oct 2018

Keywords

Indigenous
First Nations
performance
rehearsal
transnational

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Transnational connections: First Nations conversations through making performance

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