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'The Blak comedy show you can't liver without! After huge success in 2006 & 2007, "Chopped Liver" is hitting the road again, launching a massive national tour with its first ever visit to regional NSW. Told through the stories of Lynne and Jim, the play uses comedy to humanise the experience of Hepatitis C and to break down social boundaries surrounding the virus, raising awareness and opening opportunities for discussion, prevention and support. It's about knowing that people with Hepatitis C are so much more than chopped liver. Source: http://www.regionalartsnsw.com.au/ebulletin/2008/july_e.html (Sighted 23/09/2010).
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Developed by Ilbijerri Theatre Company following a request from the Victorian Department of Human Service.
Production Details
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'Chopped Liver' has toured regional Victoria and South Australia and rural New South Wales. Director: Rachael Maza Long.
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The Arc, the Tension, the Payoff : Experiencing Dramaturgy
2012
single work
prose
— Appears in: RealTime , October-November no. 111 2012; (p. 10) 'My most successful, enjoyable, educational, frustrating, painful, stick-a-fork-in-a-toaster dramaturgical relationship has been with John Romeril and not just because he is such a talented and experienced writer (though of course this helps), but because he recognised my internal creative source and helped me to find a way to tap it. He has helped me to harness my raw style and unpack the thoughts that well up from the ground, through my body and around my head and which I struggle to put on paper in a way that is interesting and watchable for the ever elusive "captive audience".'
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Hep C Message Hits Road with 'Chopped Liver'
2009
single work
review
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 7 October no. 461 2009; (p. 56)
— Review of Chopped Liver 2006 single work drama Chopped Liver finished its tour for 2009 last month with performances in Nowra, Woolongong and Sydney. -
Chopped Liver Delivers Health Message with a Laugh
2008
single work
column
— Appears in: Arts Yarn Up , Summer 2008; (p. 8)
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Hep C Message Hits Road with 'Chopped Liver'
2009
single work
review
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 7 October no. 461 2009; (p. 56)
— Review of Chopped Liver 2006 single work drama Chopped Liver finished its tour for 2009 last month with performances in Nowra, Woolongong and Sydney. -
Chopped Liver Delivers Health Message with a Laugh
2008
single work
column
— Appears in: Arts Yarn Up , Summer 2008; (p. 8) -
The Arc, the Tension, the Payoff : Experiencing Dramaturgy
2012
single work
prose
— Appears in: RealTime , October-November no. 111 2012; (p. 10) 'My most successful, enjoyable, educational, frustrating, painful, stick-a-fork-in-a-toaster dramaturgical relationship has been with John Romeril and not just because he is such a talented and experienced writer (though of course this helps), but because he recognised my internal creative source and helped me to find a way to tap it. He has helped me to harness my raw style and unpack the thoughts that well up from the ground, through my body and around my head and which I struggle to put on paper in a way that is interesting and watchable for the ever elusive "captive audience".'
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