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University building under construction. Main front stairwell to Law School, Physics & Union.
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Item: [1985.0025.00162] "University building under construction. Main front stairwell to Law School, Physics & Union.
ARCH_0125
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Item: [2022.0036.00125] "ARCH_0125
MELB_0076
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Item: [2022.0036.01842] "MELB_0076
University building under construction. Internal framing - probably Masson Theatre.
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Item: [1985.0025.00182] "University building under construction. Internal framing - probably Masson Theatre.
Organisation
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Person
No full textThis record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete. Visit this record in UMA's new catalogue at: https://archives.library.unimelb.edu.au/nodes/view/59003Joanna Murray Smith is one of Australia's most successful and produced playwrights. She is one of the most influential and most performed playwrights this country has produced and certainly is the most widely acknowledged internationally.
She was born in Mount Eliza, Victoria; her father was the literary editor and academic Stephen Murray-Smith (1922–1988). Stephen Murray-Smith was the founder of literary magazine Overland. Joanna Murray-Smith attended Toorak College and graduated with a BA (Hons) from the University of Melbourne.On a Rotary International Scholarship in 1995, Murray-Smith attended the writing program at Columbia University, New York. In 2003, she took a sabbatical in Italy] She is married to husband Raymond Gill and has two sons and one daughter.
In 2000 she was awarded a Commonwealth Medal for Services to Playwriting and in 2012 she was made a Vice Chancellor’s Fellow of the University of Melbourne.
Known for her incisive exposition of society and personal relationships, she has been likened to Oscar Wilde and Noel Coward for insightful social commentary and sharp wit.
Source: Joanna Murray Smith - Archive Valuation and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joanna_Murray-Smit
CACT_0061
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Item: [2022.0036.00995] "CACT_0061
Person
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ARCH_0086
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Item: [2022.0036.00086] "ARCH_0086
Performance photograph of Tracker, The Odeon Theatre, Kaurna Yerta, 25-27 October 2023
No full textPerformance photograph of Daniel Riley, Ari Maza-Long, and Gary Watling in Tracker, presented by Australian Dance Theatre in association with Ilbijerri Theatre Company. The world premiere of Tracker was performed in the Odeon Theatre, Norwood, Kaurna Yerta, 25-27 October, 2023. Wiradjuri director-choreographer Daniel Riley evokes an immensely powerful and personal story of his Great-Great Uncle, Alec 'Tracker' Riley. Alec, a Wiradjuri Elder and tracker, served the New South Wales Police Force for 40 years, leading numerous high-profile cases. As an Elder of his community he forged a path between the enforced colonial system in which he worked and his Wiradjuri lore. Tracker takes inspiration from his legacy and examines the battles First Nations people have shared for generations. Weaving together dance, music and text, Tracker invites the audience into an open and transformative ceremonial space. This remarkable story is brought to life by a team of celebrated First Nations creatives, including award-winning playwright Ursula Yovich, co-director Rachael Maza AM, composers James Henry and Gary Watling, visual artist Jonathan Jones, lighting designer Chloe Ogilvie and an all-First Nations cast. Culturally rich and ambitiously original, this multidisciplinary work rethinks how we engage with and experience First Nations storytelling. Credits: Co-Director and Choreographer; Daniel Riley (Wiradjuri), Co-Director; Rachael Maza (Yidinji, Meriam Mer), Co-Writer; Amy Sole (Wiradjuri), Set Designer; Jonathan Jones (Wiradjuri and Kamilaroi), Composer and Sound Designer; James Henry (Yuwaalaraay, Yorta Yorta), Composer and Live Musician; Gary Watling (Wiradjuri), Lighting Designer; Chloë Ogilvie (Yamatji), Costume Designer; Ailsa Paterson, Scenic Artist; Merindah Funnel (Wiradjuri), Performers; Tyrel Dulwarie (Yirrganydji, Djirrabul, Kalkadoon and Umpila), Rika Hamaguchi (Yawuru), Ari Maza-Long (Yidinji, Meriam Mer), Kaine Sultan-Babij (Arrente), Dramaturgs; Amy Sole (Wiradjuri) and Jennifer Medway, Project Elders; Aunty Shirley Mathews and Aunty Ann Cribb, Wiradjuri Language Translator; Aunty Dianne Riley McNaboe