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Western Suburbs Weekly

"Exploring Rotto's dark side"
by Denise S Cahill
Friday 28 July 2015

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The West Australian
"Scooplight falls on Rotto history,
by Kent Acott, 24 July 2015

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Australasian Drama Studies
No. 66, April 2015

"Performing Haunting Histories: A Psychogeographical Reading of
Two Site-Specific Performance Projects on Rottnest Island
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by Hann Bottcher and Alexandra Ludewig. 

This article provides an academic insight into the first two Scooplight
productions that were developed for Rottnest Island.
 

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The West Australian
"Rotto play has a serious message",
by Kent Acott, 10 April 2015
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Art Gallery of WA
Capturing the Enemy
meets For the Love of Country
The exhibition held at AGWA in 2015, For the Love of Country, featured artworks from the First World War.  Included amongst them were the paintings by Erich Czech, a German internee on Rottnest Island and Edwin Summerhayes, who was in charge of the Rottnest Internment Camp and also fought in active service overseas.  Both these men appear in our play Capturing the Enemy, so we worked on a bit of cross-promotion with AGWA who featured the play on their Facebook and Twitter sites and in turn the Rottnest Island Authority promoted the AGWA exhibition.  Thanks so much to AGWA for this support.
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