Sue Rider‘s Deadly Eh?! was developed with students from Brisbane’s Aboriginal Centre for the Performing Arts (ACPA) for Artslink Queensland as a touring production. How does a teenager accept or acknowledge their Aboriginal identity when it has been hidden for so long?
Jordan has a white Mum and an Aboriginal Dad. Jordan wants to make a mark on the world, but which world? Is it possible to navigate a path between two cultures and still remain true to yourself? Or is there another way altogether – that’d be real deadly, eh?!
PRODUCTION HISTORY:Deadly Eh?! was first produced by Artslink Queensland as a tour of regional Queensland. First performance was on 15 July 2013 at Alexandra Hills State High School, Alexandra Hills, Queensland, Australia.
ISBN: 978-1-76161-054-7
Sue Rider Sue Rider Jordan has a white Mum and an Aboriginal Dad. Jordan wants to make a mark on the world, but which world? Is it possible to navigate a path between two cultures and still remain true to yourself? Or is there another way altogether – that’d be real deadly, eh?!Jordan has a white Mum and an Aboriginal Dad. Jordan wants to make a mark on the world, but which world? Is it possible to navigate a path between two cultures and still remain true to yourself? Or is there another way altogether – that’d be real deadly, eh?!
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Deadly Eh?! by Sue Rider
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Jordan begins to question his identity when he finds out who his father was.
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Description
Sue Rider‘s Deadly Eh?! was developed with students from Brisbane’s Aboriginal Centre for the Performing Arts (ACPA) for Artslink Queensland as a touring production. How does a teenager accept or acknowledge their Aboriginal identity when it has been hidden for so long?
Jordan has a white Mum and an Aboriginal Dad. Jordan wants to make a mark on the world, but which world? Is it possible to navigate a path between two cultures and still remain true to yourself? Or is there another way altogether – that’d be real deadly, eh?!
PRODUCTION HISTORY: Deadly Eh?! was first produced by Artslink Queensland as a tour of regional Queensland. First performance was on 15 July 2013 at Alexandra Hills State High School, Alexandra Hills, Queensland, Australia.
ISBN: 978-1-76161-054-7
Sue Rider Sue Rider Jordan has a white Mum and an Aboriginal Dad. Jordan wants to make a mark on the world, but which world? Is it possible to navigate a path between two cultures and still remain true to yourself? Or is there another way altogether – that’d be real deadly, eh?!Jordan has a white Mum and an Aboriginal Dad. Jordan wants to make a mark on the world, but which world? Is it possible to navigate a path between two cultures and still remain true to yourself? Or is there another way altogether – that’d be real deadly, eh?!
Class Sets/Rehearsal Copies
Playlab Theatre can help you organise class sets, rehearsal copies or printed versions of our e-publications through a Print Licence or Short Print Run. Please get in touch at info@playlabtheatre.com.au or call us at (07) 3220 2763 for assistance.
Performance Rights
Playlab Theatre can assist you in enquiring about the performance rights for any of our publications. Please complete this FORM and send to info@playlabtheatre.com.au. We will get you on track to having your next production off the page and onto the stage!
NOTE: Any performance or public reading of any text published by Playlab Theatre is not permitted unless a licence has been received from the author or the author’s agent. The purchase of a Playlab Theatre publication in no way gives the purchaser the right to perform the play in public, whether by means of a staged production or as a reading. Please direct all inquiries concerning performance rights, publication, translation or recording rights to the Playlab Theatre team.