Angus Strachan papers, 1993-2004

MLMSS 8636

fonds

1993-2004

987871

1.87 metres of textual material (11 boxes)

Angus Strachan is a Sydney fiction writer, filmmaker and playwright who is well known in fringe theatre. He has won several awards including the James Joyce Foundation Award in 1998 for his experimental play 'Luv Bites', and the Short and Sweet Award in 2004 for 'Tea'. His short films have been screened at Sydney's Trop Fest as well as overseas.

Reference:
Library correspondence file

Scripts, drafts, story outlines, character notes, diaries, correspondence, and other material relating to plays and performances.

BOX 1-2
Maelstrom, 1993-2000

BOX 3-5
Bubba & Luvvie, 1996-2000

BOX 6
Roo!, 1996-1998

BOX 7
"F", 1996

BOX 8
Mixed plays, 1995-1999

BOX 9
Sydney Dreaming, 1997

BOX 10-11
Boudoir Kaboom!, 1997-1999

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