Cloudstreetplay

by Nicholas Enright and Justin Monjo

A sprawling stage adaptation of Tim Winton's enormously successful novel of the same name. A huge success at the 1998 Sydney and Perth festival, the story follows the fluctuating fortune of two... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0868195898
• ISBN13: 9780868195896
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Currency Press Pty Ltd
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Magnificent New Production

Merryn Anstee and Scott Crozier's 2004 production of 'Cloudstreet' is being presented by the acclaimed St. Michael's Grammar School (St. Kilda, Melbourne, Australia) as part of their 2004 Senior Drama Festival. The school, whose alumnus contributes to many facets of Australia's theatre industry, will present six performances at The Studio on campus, opening 23 July 2004. Merryn Anstee is hailed as one of Australia's finest drama teachers and foremost theatre directors. St. Michael's is noted as Australia's most prestigious academic and dramatic arts training institutions. The school has had recent successful seasons of Peter Shaffer's 'Amadeus', Stephen Sondheim's 'Sweeney Todd', Carol Churchill's 'Top Girls' and Shakespeare's 'King Lear'. Season sold out.

A mystical relation to self

It is obvious what the text CLOUDSTREET has to say about family relationships and the need for experience in life and understanding, but reading beneath the texts obvious words are themes which are somewhat covered by the more obvious way of life of the Pickles and the Lambs. To discover the truth about both the families and also about yourself, you need to search beyond the texts simple themes and discover the true meanings for yourself. Such as the themes of spirituality and dependence discussed in the book. To talk more on this subject, please feel free to e-mail me today and we can have brainstormes on the deeper and truer meanings of Wintons epic novel, Cloudstreet. Funky_gal@playful.com

Winton Very convincing.

This book is inspiring. It channels the journey of an emotionaly disturbed man, Fish, who is in his own world. His family, and their saga is explored deeply and meaningfully as well.