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Scissors, Paper, Rock: Theatre de la Colline, Paris, 2011

Dreamers: National Theatre of Toulouse, 2011

Elephant People: National Theatre of Bordeaux, 2008

Photographs of A: MTC Neon Festival, 2014

Kafka's Breath: Theatre de la Commune, Aubervilliers, 2006

The Serpent's Teeth, Sydney Theatre Company, 2008

Duet: National Theatre of Brussels, 2006

The Architect's Walk: Avignon Festival, 2002

Untitled Monologue: National Theatre of Albi, 2009

Half and Half, Playbox Theatre/KTTP, Melbourne, 2002

The Architect's Walk: Adelaide Festival, 1998

The Rain: Saint-Andre-les-Vergers, 2015

Writings

    Noni Hazlehurst in Mother: Belvoir Street Theatre, 2018. Photo: Brett Boardman
    Writings

    Mother

    by Daniel Keene March 5, 2018
    written by Daniel Keene

    We are living in a time when for many people the most vulnerable amongst us are objects of scorn.

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  • An Empty Church

    by Daniel Keene March 5, 2018

    A woman enters a room. The room may be small or large, flooded with light or lit by a single candle.

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  • On Commissions

    by Daniel Keene February 24, 2018

    A commission is an invitation to respond, to consider a point of view or a set of circumstances other than my own or of my own invention.

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  • A Theatre Of Difference

    by Daniel Keene February 24, 2018

    The Rex Cramphorn Memorial Lecture. Delivered at the Merlyn theatre, Malthouse, Melbourne, November 2006

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  • On The audience

    by Daniel Keene February 14, 2018

    “Who should I seek to please? How can I know what would please them?”

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  • A Note On Short Plays

    by Daniel Keene February 14, 2018

    “A short play is within our grasp both emotionally and intellectually. Its totality can be held in the memory, its emotional force can be immediate.”

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  • To Whom It May Concern

    by Daniel Keene February 14, 2018

    “I believe that the text of a play must exist without qualification, without either the explanations or the interpretations of its author; it must stand alone”

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DANIEL KEENE

Slider photo credits: Duet, Véronique Vercheval; Kafka’s Breath, Marinette Delanné; Photos of A and Half and Half, Jeff Busby; Scissors, Paper, Rock (Paris), Elisabeth Carreccio; Untitled Monologue and Dreamers, F. Passerini; Serpent’s Teeth, Brett Boardman; Architect’s Walk (Adelaide), David Wilson, Elephant People: Xavier Cantat & Eric Charbeau

 

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Daniel Keene
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