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George Bavinton

GEORGE BAVINTON

  

Nationality:    Australian
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George Bavinton is a graduate of Queensland University of Technology (MA Research Playwriting). His first play Price of Peace reflects his Cairns World War II experience. This play was also condensed to a one-act play Homecoming. Subsequent plays include Iron Warriors, which examines today's redefined gender roles, and Grape Expectations, which takes a hilarious look at a service club's fund raising. His recent play Utzon covers the troubled period Jorn Utzon was resident in Sydney.

Research:    https://www.ausstage.edu.au/pages/contributor/437485

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below is a list of George Bavinton's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        Grape Expectations         Iron Warriors         Price Of Peace         Utzon



Grape Expectations

Synopsis:
takes a hilarious look at a service club's fund raising.

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Iron Warriors

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examines today's redefined gender roles

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Price Of Peace

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The play is set in Cairns and commences in the peace celebrations at the end of World War 11. It examines how war then peace affects a group of friends thrown together. They try to remake their lives and foreshadow possible social changes. Themes explored are the difficulties of wartime civilian life, return of servicemen to the workforce and community perceptions, interwoven with the spirit and sense of humour of the Australian people.

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This play was also condensed to a one-act play Homecoming.

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105 mins Play/Drama

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Male:  4            Female:  2            Other:  -

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Utzon

Synopsis:
It is 1963, and Jorn Utzon, the Danish architect, is in Sydney, overseeing the construction of the Opera House he designed. But his strong vision is being obstructed and undermined at every turn. As hostility towards him grows within the government and the Public Works Department, and amongst senior architects, he is portrayed in the press as the man solely responsible for intolerable delays and increasing costs. When he presents the government of the day with an ultimatum, it is taken as a resignation, despite local and international protests. His final appeal to parliament fails to move the government to reinstate him, and he is left isolated like a modern day John Proctor.

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Genre:
Naturalistic drama 100 min

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Male:  7            Female:  2            Other:  -

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