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David Burn
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David Burn
The first Australian playwright to perform a play on stage
- Lifetime: 1799 – 1875
- Birthplace: Scotland
- Moved to Tasmania after his father՚s death
- Father: David Burn Senior
- Mother: Jacobina
- On 8 and 9 September 1829
- His play “The Bush Rangers” was staged – It was successful.
- The play was actually written in Scotland and was presented in Edinburgh.
- The early 1830s
- His farce Mania and Maniacs (Our First Lieutenant) – Calidonia theatre
- This play deals with the life of a real-life bushranger, an escaped convict named Matthew Brady who was the leader of a ga…
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Francis R. C Hopkins
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Francis R. C Hopkins
Australian playwright in the 19th century
- Francis Hopkins adapted from various European sources and wrote plays.
- All For Gold – an adaptation of a French novel by Eugene Sue
Premiered at Victoria Theatre on 10 March 1877, later toured all over the country, New Zealand, the United States, Canada and England.
- Good for Evil – set in London, Paris and Venice – successful
- The major character of the play – Mephistophelian Iago
- In Hopkin՚s …
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