Charabanc theatre company
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Charabanc theatre company
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WebCharabanc Theatre Company was unofficially formed in 1982 by a group of female actors; the core company being Marie Jones, Eleanor Methven, Brenda Winter-Palmer, Maureen Macauley and myself, Carol Moore. With no permanent independent theatre scene back then, we were increasingly frustrated by the lack of challenging female roles. ... WebIk kan je veel vertellen over Charabanc Theatre Company, Pan Pan Theatre Company, en theaterschrijver Phillip McMahon. Activiteit Underground Theatre Kyllian Franken Het was weer...
WebCharabanc Theatre Company was formed in 1983. It was born out of the frustration of five Belfast-based actresses at, not only the lack of work available to women in theatre, but … http://www.digitaltheatrearchive.com/archives/484
WebJSTOR Home WebFour Plays by the Charabanc Theatre Company: Inventing Women's Work/ selected,edited & introduced by Claudia Harris. Year. 2006. Published By. Colin Smythe Ltd. Address. …
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