Eliza Winstanley, who died of diabetes and exhaustion in Sydney in 1882, is largely forgotten. But as a leading artist on Australia’s earliest stages she deserves a prominent place in our theatrical histories.
- Associate Head Learning and Teaching, Senior Lecturer Theatre and Performance, University of Tasmania
A new play draws on Greek myth and the modern world of racehorse breeding to explore present day violence against women.
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