Post-Colonial English Drama is the first critical survey of contemporary Commonwealth drama. Besides essays on such individual dramatists as Wole Soyinka, Derek Walcott, David Williamson, Louis Nowra, Athol Fugard, George Walker, Sharon Pollock and Judith Thompson there are surveys of the dramatic literature and developments in the theatre in Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, South Africa, Papua New Guinea, Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica and Trinidad. Canadian woman dramatists and the new radical South African theatre are also among the topics.
Notes on the Contributors - Introduction; B.King - Australia; M.Williams - David Williamson; D.Carroll - Louis Nowra; V.Kelly - Canada; E.Benson - George F. Walker; C.Johnson - Women Dramatists: Sharon Pollock and Judith Thompson; D.Bessai - India; K.Smith - New Zealand; S.Black - Athol Fugard; B.Crow - The New South African Theatre: Beyond Fugard; A.Fuchs - Papua New Guinea and Fuji; R.Stella - Ghana and Nigeria; E.Saint Andre Utudjian - Wole Soyinka; T.Whitaker - Jamaica and Trinidad; P.M.Frickey - Derek Walcott; R.Juneja - Index
Besides essays on dramatists like Soyinka, Walcott, Williamson, Nowra, Fugard, Walker, Pollock and Thompson, there are surveys of the dramatic literature and developments in the theatre in Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, South Africa, Papua New Guinea, Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica and Trinidad.
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Notes on the Contributors - Introduction; B.King - Australia; M.Williams - David Williamson; D.Carroll - Louis Nowra; V.Kelly - Canada; E.Benson - George F. Walker; C.Johnson - Women Dramatists: Sharon Pollock and Judith Thompson; D.Bessai - India; K.Smith - New Zealand; S.Black - Athol Fugard; B.Crow - The New South African Theatre: Beyond Fugard; A.Fuchs - Papua New Guinea and Fuji; R.Stella - Ghana and Nigeria; E.Saint Andre Utudjian - Wole Soyinka; T.Whitaker - Jamaica and Trinidad; P.M.Frickey - Derek Walcott; R.Juneja - Index
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Post-Colonial English Drama is the first critical survey of contemporary Commonwealth drama. Besides essays on such individual dramatists as Wole Soyinka, Derek Walcott, David Williamson, Louis Nowra, Athol Fugard, George Walker, Sharon Pollock and Judith Thompson there are surveys of the dramatic literature and developments in the theatre in Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, South Africa, Papua New Guinea, Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica and Trinidad. Canadian woman dramatists and the new radical South African theatre are also among the topics.
