Rainbow's End by Jane Harrison - ISBN: 9781760628505
Paperback
Three generations of Aboriginal women fight for their place and dignity.

Rainbow's End

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  • Paperback

    98 pages

  • Release Date

    27 October 2023

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Summary

‘We’re second-class citizens in our own country. No, we’re not even citizens. Heavens, and this is the fifties!’

History is about the heroes. Rainbow’s End chronicles the lives of three generations of Koori women —unsung heroes who fight the good fight every day from their humpy on Yorta Yorta country. Matriarch Nan Dear, the emerging activist Gladys, and the aspiring nurse Dolly reside along a river that continues to rise, threatening their displacement (time and time again)…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781760628505
ISBN-10:1760628506
Author:Jane Harrison
Publisher:Currency Press Pty Ltd
Imprint:Currency Press Pty Ltd
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:98
Edition:2nd
Release Date:27 October 2023
Weight:190g
Dimensions:16mm x 137mm x 211mm
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Rainbow's End by Jane Harrison - ISBN: 9781760628505
137 × 211 mm
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About The Author

Jane Harrison

JANE HARRISON, a Muruwari descendant, was commissioned by Ilbijerri Theatre Co-operative to write Stolen, about the Stolen Generations. Stolen premiered in 1998, followed by seven annual seasons in Melbourne, plus tours to Sydney, Adelaide, regional Victoria, Tasmania, the UK (twice), Hong Kong and Tokyo, and readings in Canada and New York. Harrison was the co-winner (with Dallas Winmar for Aliwa!) of the Kate Challis RAKA Award for Stolen. Stolen is studied on the VCE English and NSW HSC syllabi. On a Park Bench was workshopped at Playbox and the Banff Playrites Colony, and was a finalist in the Lake Macquarie Drama Prize. Rainbow’s End premiered in 2005 at the Melbourne Museum and toured to Mooroopna, and will tour to Japan in 2007. Harrison was the 2006 Theatrelab Indigenous Award winner for her play, Blakvelvet. She contributed one chapter to Many Voices, Reflections on experiences of Indigenous child separation, published by the National Library, Canberra. Her most important creation has been her two daughters.

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