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David Williamson in the dock: paranoia, propaganda and 'the people'
No full textThis article examines the media response to an article in the Bulletin magazine by playwright David Williamson. In late 2005, Williamson published a broadside at contemporary Australian values and social directions, and found himself vilified in the mainstream media
Opening of the David Williamson Theatre, 1996
No full textThe first theatre named in honour of noted Australian playwright David Williamson was opened at Swinburne's Prahran campus on 4 September 1996. The theatre is part of the new performing arts theatre complex, complete with foyer and gallery, theatre, two rehearsal spaces, dressing rooms, workshop and storage space. Mr Williamson received an Honorary Doctorate from the University during the official launch of the theatre. Includes an address by then Vice Chancellor, Iain Wallace
The Removalists by David Williamson
No full textPoster advertising The Removalists by David Williamson, presented by Moving Company at International House, University of Melbourne
David Williamson honoured, 1996
No full textDavid Williamson was awarded an Honorary Doctorate for his distringuished service to the community at a ceremony at which the first theatre was named in his honour. Photograph originally appeared in Connections, the 'Swinburne Staff News', 26 September 1996
Brilliant Lies by David Williamson
No full textPoster advertising Brilliant Lies by David Williamson, directed by Mike McLeish and presented by Trinity College at the Open Stage, University of Melbourne
Dead White Males by David Williamson
No full textProgram for Dead White Males by David Williamson, presented by International House Theatre at the Guild Theatre, University of Melbourne
David Williamson in a Senior Voice Recital
Get PDFThis is the program for the senior voice recital of baritone David Williamson. Pianist Debbie Theobalt assisted the performance. This recital took place on April 4, 1977, in the Mabee Fine Arts Center Recital Hall
The David Williamson Theatre, 1996
No full textThe first theatre named in honour of noted Australian playwright David Williamson was opened at the Prahran campus in September 1996. The theatre is part of the new performing arts theatre complex, complete with foyer and gallery, theatre, two rehearsal spaces, dressing rooms, workshop and storage space. Mr Williamson received an Honorary Doctorate from the University during the official launch of the theatre. Refer to Connections, the 'Swinburne Staff News', 26 September 1996
Campbell McComas and David Williamson, 75th Anniversary of Swinburne Engineering Alumni launch, 1990
No full textLeft to right: Campbell McComas (alias Professor Ed Sheen) and Australian playwright, David Williamson. David Williamson was a lecturer in the Mechanical Engineering Department at Swinburne between 1966 and 1972
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