Surfing the New Wave: Shakespeare with an Australian accent

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A. Perry
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ABSTRACT This paper examines the evolution of Australian approaches to the production of Shakespeare’s plays during and following the New Wave period. Theatre is a barometer and instigator of social change. By mapping Australia’s evolving sense of national identity and its changing relationship with its colonial masters against changes on the stage, we can gain insight into Australia’s evolving cultural relationship with Shakespeare. Tracing the trend from reverence to irreverence to ownership, this paper supplies a background to this evolution that continues to play out on the stage in contemporary Australian productions of Shakespeare.
冲浪新浪潮:带澳大利亚口音的莎士比亚
本文考察了澳大利亚在新浪潮时期及其之后的莎士比亚戏剧创作方法的演变。戏剧是社会变革的晴雨表和推动者。通过将澳大利亚不断变化的民族认同感和与殖民宗主国关系的变化与舞台上的变化进行对比,我们可以深入了解澳大利亚与莎士比亚之间不断变化的文化关系。追溯从崇敬到不敬到所有权的趋势,本文提供了这种演变的背景,这种演变继续在当代澳大利亚莎士比亚作品的舞台上发挥作用。
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