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Dags
One of a series of new plays for age 14 upwards, strongly linked to successful Youth Theatre projects. Each play contains quality writing with a direct appeal to young people, but with enhanced emphasis on the practical and collaborative nature of drama, in line with GCSE requirements.
- GenresPlays
70 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 1987
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June 10, 2017
3.5/5 stars
This was a hilarious portrayal of Australian teenagers. Never before have I felt that a cast of teenage characters, especially the main character, have been portrayed so accurately. Dags just reminded me of my time in high school and left a smile on my face. It was an awfully short play but it was a delightful read.
This was a hilarious portrayal of Australian teenagers. Never before have I felt that a cast of teenage characters, especially the main character, have been portrayed so accurately. Dags just reminded me of my time in high school and left a smile on my face. It was an awfully short play but it was a delightful read.
March 25, 2018
A quirky and light-hearted play that ultimately has a good message. However I'm not sure if it's because this was written in the 80s but ironicly I found the play to 'daggy' and cringey. It seems very much like a play Year 9 drama students would put on. Which perhaps is the intention! Regardless, it's great that there is a theatrical portrayal of Aussie teens, albeit dated.
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