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SAM WATSON
Nationality: Australian
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Sam Watson wrote his first published novel, The Dadaitcha Sung in 1990. He won the National Indigenous Writer of the Year in 1991. He has since written for television, cinema and the stage.
Research: http://www.ausstage.edu.au/pages/contributor/451187
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below is a list of Sam Watson's plays - click on a Play Title for more information
Oodgeroo: Bloodline to CountryOodgeroo: Bloodline to Country
Oodgeroo's way was negotiation. But her son, Denis Walker, was more radical. He co-founded the Australian Black Panthers, a group based on the violent American civil rights organization of the same name. Sam Watson, the author of this play, was his co-founder. This new work weaves Oodgeroo's personal and cultural life with her time on the Tunisian tarmac to tell the previously untold story of the tensions that tore at the fabric of one of Australia's most prominent families.
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1st Produced:
Roundhouse Theatre, Kelvin Grove, QLD 02 Jul 2009
Organisations:
La Boite Theatre Company
1st Published:
Playlab Press, Australia 978-0908156870
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Genre:
90 min play
Parts:
Male: - Female: - Other: 5 - 6 cast
Further Reference:
http://www.ausstage.edu.au/pages/event/105719
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