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Michael Hope is ten years old and sleeps on a volcano. Rumblings in the adult world encroach into Michael's life, erupting, and throwing his universe into a chaos that will change him forever. A coming-of-age story about life on the Peninsula.
Two teenagers fall in love. Their ...
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"Best Playwriting Book Ever is a practical manual for novice and experienced playwrights anyone who aspires to bring stories to the stage ... Covers the principles behind crafting a winning plot, creating engaging characters, and atmosphere that will have audiences glued to their ...
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"Eight short plays for children. Each play covers a different subject area, including: conservation, Samoan culture, Maori mythology, absurdist comedy, language conventions, fairytales and astronomy. The plays are fun works of fictional storytelling that are focussed on entertain ...
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A playscript. by one of New Zealands prominent playwrites. An epic play tracing the lives, loves, successes and failures of several generations of a New Zealand farming family.
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A playwcript - A psychological study of parenting and planting: do you always reap what you sow?
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"Tension is rising in 1970s New Zealand. Muldoons government is cracking down on illegal immigration and the notorious dawn raids are ripping Pasifika families from their beds. At the eye of this political storm, everyday New Zealanders like Sione struggle to keep their families ...
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"In Haruru Mai, a Maori Battalion veteran returns to his small Northland hometown after forty years. His arrival revives anxieties over land and family, and Maori participation in the war. He becomes romantically involved with Paloma and, haunted by the death of a fellow Maori so ...
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"Performing Dramaturgy is the first comprehensive guide to New Zealand dramaturgy. Charting the history and evolution of international practice, Fiona Graham examines the introduction of professional dramaturgy to New Zealand and the development of a practice based on tikanga Mor ...
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"Two plays, three playwrights, one rape, two murders: Verbatim and Portraits confront us with the brutal and human truth about crime, through the voices of those most deeply affected. William Brandt and Miranda Harcourt's Verbatim is a ground-breaking play, performed in prisons a ...
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