His masters voice

Anderson, D. and Tampalini, S. (1985) His masters voice. [Play] [Creative Output]

Synopsis

His Master's Voice was a musical packed with songs that ranged from fifties to funk, a new wave to scat, country and western to punk. The action revolved around a working class family where the father is a staunch labor man and the mother a socialite conservative. Their son is a singer in a punk band, and is seen, by the mercenary music industry promoters, as a lucrative talent. David Anderson rips the lid off the music industry and reveals the financial and social manipulations that lie within. At the same time he has also written a social-realist drama that examines how social and economic politics can effect and destroy the aspirations and dreams of a family.

Item Type:	Creative Output
Contributors:	Contribution Name Written by Anderson, D. Director Davenport, N. Designer Tampalini, Serge Actor Copeland, A. Actor Crooks, J. Actor Davenport, N. Actor Leopard, J. Actor Lewis, A. Actor McKenzie, C. Actor Newton, K. Actor Williamson, T.
Company Credits:	The Pink Galah Hotel/Performance Space
Murdoch Affiliation:	School of Social Sciences and Humanities
URI:	http://researchrepository.murdoch.edu.au/id/eprint/17862

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