Jonathan Bollen lectures in drama at Flinders University in Adelaide.Adrian Kiernander is Professor of Theatre Studies at the University of New England in Armidale, New South Wales.Bruce Parr has taught theatre studies at the Universities of Queensland and New England (Armidale and Brisbane campuses).

"Men at Play makes a timely contribution to current social and scholarly debates about masculinity." - in: Theatre Research International, 34.2

• List of figuresForeword by the Series editorAuthor biographiesAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: “What’s a man to do?”Chapter 2: Fists, boots and bluesChapter 3: The bully and the businessmanChapter 4: Black men, white menChapter 5: In the theatre of warChapter 6: “Wog boy” movesChapter 7: Representing gay masculinitiesChapter 8: From father to sonChapter 9: Between the sea and the skyReferencesIndex

Jonathan Bollen lectures in drama at Flinders University in Adelaide.Adrian Kiernander is Professor of Theatre Studies at the University of New England in Armidale, New South Wales.Bruce Parr has taught theatre studies at the Universities of Queensland and New England (Armidale and Brisbane campuses).

"Men at Play makes a timely contribution to current social and scholarly debates about masculinity." - in: Theatre Research International, 34.2

• List of figuresForeword by the Series editorAuthor biographiesAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: “What’s a man to do?”Chapter 2: Fists, boots and bluesChapter 3: The bully and the businessmanChapter 4: Black men, white menChapter 5: In the theatre of warChapter 6: “Wog boy” movesChapter 7: Representing gay masculinitiesChapter 8: From father to sonChapter 9: Between the sea and the skyReferencesIndex

Jonathan Bollen lectures in drama at Flinders University in Adelaide.Adrian Kiernander is Professor of Theatre Studies at the University of New England in Armidale, New South Wales.Bruce Parr has taught theatre studies at the Universities of Queensland and New England (Armidale and Brisbane campuses).

"Men at Play makes a timely contribution to current social and scholarly debates about masculinity." - in: Theatre Research International, 34.2

• List of figuresForeword by the Series editorAuthor biographiesAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: “What’s a man to do?”Chapter 2: Fists, boots and bluesChapter 3: The bully and the businessmanChapter 4: Black men, white menChapter 5: In the theatre of warChapter 6: “Wog boy” movesChapter 7: Representing gay masculinitiesChapter 8: From father to sonChapter 9: Between the sea and the skyReferencesIndex