Comparative Analysis of 'Blackrock" - Nick Enright and "Blurred" Stephen Davis (which play best represents the values/attitudes and beleifs of Australian youth culture)
Title: Comparative Analysis of 'Blackrock" - Nick Enright and "Blurred" Stephen Davis (which play best represents the values/attitudes and beleifs of Australian youth culture)
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Details: Words: 2026 | Pages: 7 (approximately 235 words/page)
Comparative Analysis of 'Blackrock" - Nick Enright and "Blurred" Stephen Davis (which play best represents the values/attitudes and beleifs of Australian youth culture)
Category: /Arts & Humanities
Details: Words: 2026 | Pages: 7 (approximately 235 words/page)
The first of two plays that has been considered for selection in upcoming International Theatre for Young People's Festival soon to be held in Vancouver, Canada is "Blackrock" by the late Nick Enright. The plays must represent the values, attitudes and beliefs of today's Australian Youth Culture. "Blackrock" explores the strength of mateship, the importance of image and the dangers of peer pressure, parties and underage drinking. The second play is the popular "Blurred" by …showed first 75 words of 2026 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 2026 total…representation of Australian Youth. Therefore "Blackrock" by Nick Enright will front the Festival with "Blurred" by Stephen Davis closely seconding it. Having scenes from "Blurred" in the Festival will demonstrate that amongst the flaws of Australian Youth Culture there are many positives, such as mateship, larrikinism and the will to have a good time. For these are for the most part predominant in Australian Youth Culture and this must also be represented clearly and concisely.
