Currency Press
0
  • Books
    • New Releases
      • New Releases Currency Press
      • New Releases Nick Hern Books
    • Scripts
      • Children’s and Young Adult
      • Play Collections
      • Currency Press Plays
      • Nick Hern Books Plays
      • Screenplays
    • Professional Handbooks
      • Acting and audition
      • Activities and Games
      • Dance and Movement
      • Directing and Theatremaking
      • Shakespeare
      • Voice and performance skills
      • Writers and Writing
    • Performing arts general
      • Australian Screen Classics
      • Biography, History and Criticism
      • Theatre
      • Music
      • Education
    • Currency House Books
      • Platform Papers
      • General Titles
    • What’s On Stage
  • Authors
    • Currency Authors
    • Nick Hern Authors
  • Playwrights’ Festival
  • Online Resources
    • Catalogues
    • Cue the Chorus
    • Introductions
    • Not in Print Podcasts
    • Verbatim Theatre: interviews
    • Educators
      • Syllabus Text Lists
      • Teachers Notes / Study Guides
    • Musings
  • About Us
    • Contact us
    • Distributors and Booksellers
    • Performance Rights
    • Permissions
    • Submissions
    • History
    • Work with us
0
was successfully added to your cart.

Press enter to begin your search
Home Australian history The Spook

The Spook

$23.99

ISBN: 9780868197685
Author: Melissa Reeves
Publication Date: 14/11/2005
Edition: Standard
Publisher: Currency Press
Extent: 104pp.
Availability: Available

Clear
SKU: BK577 Categories: Australian history, Black comedy, Comedy, Currency Press, Plays, Political / social themes Tags: Currency Press, David Williamson, Melissa Reeves, Scripts
  • Details
  • Additional information

It is 1965. There doesn’t seem to be too much going on in the ranks of the South Bendigo Communist Party. Even the presence of young recruit Martin Porter has done little to inject life into the weekly grind. While Martin’s mum frets about his inexplicable abandonment of the church, short hair and the army reserve, George and Eli Tassekis welcome him into their family like a second son. But Martin is an ASIO spy and he’s about to get his new friends into serious trouble.

The Spook, based on a true story from country Victoria, is a sad story hilariously told in true Gogolian style.

Additional information

formats

ePub, Mobi, Print

More Titles To Explore

  • $23.99
    Adaptations, CALD writer, Currency Press, Drama, Multicultural themes, Plays, Plays by women, Young adult

    A Ghost in My Suitcase

    Select options
  • $23.99
    Black comedy, Comedy, Currency Press, Musicals / plays with music, Plays, Surreal / magic realism

    Motor-Mouth Loves Suck-Face

    Select options
  • $29.99
    Comedy, Currency Press, Farce, Play Collections, Plays, Satire

    Up for Grabs and Corporate Vibes: Two plays

    Select options
  • $39.99
    Drama, Multicultural themes, Play Collections, Plays, Political / social themes

    Latin American Plays

    Select options
  • $16.99
    Australian Screen Classics, Currency Press

    The Barry McKenzie Movies

    Select options
  • $23.99
    Adaptations, Drama, Full-length, Gender themes, Plays, Plays by women, Political / social themes, Significant female role/s, Young adult

    Bird (Chandler)

    Select options
  • $23.99
    Drama, Full-length, Plays, Plays by women, Significant female role/s

    Fishskin Trousers

    Select options
  • $23.99
    Adaptations, Award winning, Currency Press, Drama, Plays, Poetic, Political / social themes, Significant female role/s, Surreal / magic realism, Young adult

    Hitler’s Daughter: the play

    Select options
  • $18.99
    Platform Papers

    Platform Papers 1: ‘Our ABC’: A Dying Culture?

    Select options
  • $23.99
    Currency Press, Drama, Plays, Young adult

    The Kid

    Select options
  • $16.99
    Australian Screen Classics, Currency Press

    Mad Dog Morgan

    Select options
  • $23.99
    Currency Press, Epic, Plays, Plays by women, Significant female role/s, Solo performer, Surreal / magic realism

    In Search of Owen Roe

    Select options
Previous - Next

Search titles

Product categories

  • Acting and audition 114
  • Activities and Games 11
  • Adaptations 136
  • Australian history 57
  • Australian Screen Classics 15
  • Auto/biography 22
  • Award winning 72
  • Black comedy 20
  • CALD writer 13
  • Children’s theatre 36
  • Comedy 315
  • Cross-artform plays 3
  • Currency Press 459
  • Dance and Movement 17
  • Directing and Theatremaking 85
  • Diverse sexuality themes 73
  • Drama 1440
  • Education 13
  • Epic 16
  • Farce 8
  • Full-length 926
  • Gender themes 111
  • Gift Cards 5
  • History and Criticism 39
  • Indigenous playwrights 26
  • Indigenous themes 47
  • Internationally produced 4
  • Monologues 30
  • Multicultural themes 95
  • Music 11
  • Musicals / plays with music 68
  • Mystery 23
  • Naturalism / realism 39
  • New Releases 17
  • Nick Hern Books 344
  • One-act play 34
  • Physical theatre 8
  • Platform Papers 58
  • Play Collections 123
  • Plays 1534
  • Plays by women 229
  • Poetic 37
  • Political / social themes 467
  • Satire 18
  • Screen books 8
  • Screenplays 7
  • Shakespeare 104
  • Short play under 15 minutes 14
  • Significant female role/s 373
  • Solo performer 59
  • Surreal / magic realism 101
  • Theatre 69
  • Two-hander 69
  • Uncategorized 2
  • Verbatim / close work theatre 17
  • Very short play under 15 minutes 1
  • Voice and performance skills 10
  • Whats On Stage 2
  • Writers and Writing 20
  • Young adult 200

Books

New Releases
Scripts
Whats On Stage
Writers and Writing

About

Contact Us
Booksellers
History
Performance Rights

Links

The Currency Award
Authors
Submissions
Australian Playwrights Festival
Currency Press acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which we work. We pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging.  Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.

© 2022 Currency Press. All Rights Reserved.

  • Books
    • New Releases
      • New Releases Currency Press
      • New Releases Nick Hern Books
    • Scripts
      • Children’s and Young Adult
      • Play Collections
      • Currency Press Plays
      • Nick Hern Books Plays
      • Screenplays
    • Professional Handbooks
      • Acting and audition
      • Activities and Games
      • Dance and Movement
      • Directing and Theatremaking
      • Shakespeare
      • Voice and performance skills
      • Writers and Writing
    • Performing arts general
      • Australian Screen Classics
      • Biography, History and Criticism
      • Theatre
      • Music
      • Education
    • Currency House Books
      • Platform Papers
      • General Titles
    • What’s On Stage
  • Authors
    • Currency Authors
    • Nick Hern Authors
  • Playwrights’ Festival
  • Online Resources
    • Catalogues
    • Cue the Chorus
    • Introductions
    • Not in Print Podcasts
    • Verbatim Theatre: interviews
    • Educators
      • Syllabus Text Lists
      • Teachers Notes / Study Guides
    • Musings
  • About Us
    • Contact us
    • Distributors and Booksellers
    • Performance Rights
    • Permissions
    • Submissions
    • History
    • Work with us
  • Account details
  • Orders
  • Addresses
  • Payment methods
  • Lost password
  • Login
  • Logout

Contact Us

Phone: +61 2 9319 5877
Fax: + 61 2 9319 3649

Mailing Address:
PO Box 2287,
Strawberry Hills, NSW 2012

Street Address:
Level 1, 164 James St (between Pitt & George St),
Redfern, NSW 2016
ABN: 75 000 938 929

General Enquiries:
[email protected]

Trade Enquiries: [email protected]

Cart

Search

2020 Copyright Currency Press

Cleantalk Pixel