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Walking into the Bigness
About this book
A theatrical collection of stories and songs from Richard Frankland's extraordinary life as a child abattoir-worker, a young soldier, a fisherman and a field officer for the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. These are Richard's tales, given universal voice on the stage. Richard Frankland (Conversations with the Dead) is a Gunditjmara man, an author, and a singer/songwriter. Working on the front line of Indigenous issues for the past 25 years, his aim has been to facilitate the voice of Indigenous Australians and bridge the gap between black and white. Walking into the Bigness is an intimate, emotional and humorous work that will take you through the undulating terrain of a life, to step into the unknown.Includes a foreword from Wayne Blair and an introduction from Chris Mead.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Foreword by Wayne Blair
- Introduction by Chris Mead
- First Production
- Characters
- Walking into the Bigness
- Act One
- Act Two
- Act Three
- Act Four
- Epilogue
- Copyright Details