Lineages, Training, Techniques and Tradition: Rethinking the Place of Rusden in Melbourne's Contemporary Theatre - A Roundtable Discussion
Peter Eckersall, Yoni Prior
Abstract
Peter Eckersall, Yoni Prior
Abstract
A brief note on the teacher-training college, Rusden which taught generations of secondary school teachers in sciences, the humanities, Physical Education, Media Studies, Dance and Drama is presented. An edit of the roundtable discussion held at the University of Melbourne about Rusden and its place in relation to training for practitioners and for people working in theatre is provided.
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A brief note on the teacher-training college, Rusden which taught generations of secondary school teachers in sciences, the humanities, Physical Education, Media Studies, Dance and Drama is presented. An edit of the roundtable discussion held at the University of Melbourne about Rusden and its place in relation to training for practitioners and for people working in theatre is provided.
Key concepts: Drama, Dance, Project commissioning, Relation (database), Sociology, Publishing, Training (meteorology), Media studies