(Title)
(Farewell)
OR
Elton John's Farewell...
(Creator surname)
(Jelinek)
OR
Jelinek's Princess Dramas...
(Group name)
(Midnight Oil)
OR
Midnight Oil's Sound Relief concert...
Creator Last name, First Name. Title. Directed by First Name Last Name, Theatre Company if applicable, Date of Performance, Theatre/venue, Location.
Jelinek, Elfriede. Princess Dramas. Translated by Gitta Honegger, directed by André Bastian, performed by Red Stitch, 8 June 2011, Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre, Melbourne.
Electra. By Sophocles, translated by Anne Carson, directed by Adena Jacobs, performances by Zahra Newman, Jane Griffiths, Luisa Hastings Edge, Gary Abrahams, Karen Sibbing and Josh Price, 5 Dec. 2010, The Dog Theatre, Footscray.
Purcell, Leah. The Drover's Wife. Directed by Leticia Caceres, Oombarra Productions, 17 September 2016, Belvoir Street Theatre, Sydney.
Title of Performance. Directed by First Name Last Name, performance by First Name Last Name, Date of Performance, Theatre/venue, Location.
Embrace: Guilt Frame. Directed by Tess de Quincy and Peter Snow, performance by Tess de Quincy and Peter Snow, 2 Dec. 2009, Carlton Courthouse, Melbourne.
Paul Grabowsky’s New Grooves. Performance by Paul Grabowsky, Tamara Murphy and Miles Henry, 29 Aug. 2019, Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts, Clayton.
Farewell Yellow Brick Road. Performance by Elton John, 11 Dec. 2019, Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne..
Last Name, First Name, performer. Title of Play/Performance, directed by First Name Last Name, Date of performance, Theatre/Venue, Location.
Porter, Susie, performer. The Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, directed by Ray Lawler and Neil Armfield, 24 Sept. 2011, Belvoir Street Theatre Company, Sydney.
Griffiths, Jane, performer. Electra. By Sophocles, translated by Anne Carson, directed by Adena Jacobs, 5 Dec. 2010, The Dog Theatre, Footscray.
Midnight Oil, performers. Sound Relief: Bushfire Benefit. 14 March, 2009, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne.
Program for Title at Theatre, Location, Year.
Program for First Time in Boston. Performance by New York Philharmonic, conducted by Gustav Mahler, at Symphony Hall, Boston, 1910.
Program for The Boy from Oz at the Arts Centre, Melbourne, 1998.
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