CCL, no. 57-58, 1990

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Editorial / Joyce Doolittle [2-3]

Éditorial [4-5]

Articles

Frog Ponds and Peasant Revolt: Two Faces of Thriving Theatre for Children / Vivien Bosley [9-15]

Summerplay and Winterplay: Theatre for and by Children / Jeffrey Goffin [16-24]

Le théâtre sans detour...en ligne droite / Hélène Beauchamp [25-37]

Issues for Kids / Barbara Campbell-Brown Christofferson [38-46]

Encouraging Audience Reflections: The "Schoolyard Games" of John Lazurus / Bronwyn Weaver [47-55]

"Theatre for Young Audiences in Canada? I Could Rave for Days!" An Interview with Clem Martini / Kathleen Foreman [56-64]

Playwright, Director, Educator, Mentor: Brian Way's Role in Canadian Children's Theatre / Joyce Wilkinson [65-80]

Editorial by Play Review Editor: Theatre for Young Audiences / Wendy Berner [81]

Play Reviews

Novel Adaptations: Facing Prejudice / Hilary Thompson [82-83]

• Goodbye Sarah, by Geoffrey Bilson
• Angel Square, by Alan Davis
• The General, by Robert Morgan

Adventures with Bullies and Magic / Louise Kearley [83-86]

• The Mystery of the Oak Island Treasure, by Jim Betts
• I Met a Bully on the Hill< by Martha Brooks and Maureen Hunter
• The Magic Trumpet, by Victor Cowie and Victor Davies

Unimaginative Plots and Predictable Endings / Bernie Warren [86-88]

• This Building Hates Kids, by Colin Thomas and John Carroll
• Blood-Brother, Step-Sister< by Vivienne Laxdal
• The Haunted Castle/Robena's Rose-Coloured Glasses, by Beth McMaster

Hits or Myths? / Juliana Saxton [88-92]

• Who Was that Masked Man?, by Gloria Latham, Linda Carson, Wayne Specht, Sandy Kovak, and Susan Snowdan
• Teri and the River Crystal, by Mary Polito
• The Bird Prince, by James Defelice
• Star Gates, by P.L. Campbell

Realism, Fable and Women Pioneers / Alice Hamilton Luther [92-95]

• The Fisherman's Revenge, by Michael Cook
• Love and Work Enough, by Nightwood Theatre and Theatre Direct
• The Bittersweet Kid, by Peggy Thompson

Canada Then, Canada Now / Dave Normandale [95-97]

• Barnardo Kids, by Janice Wiseman
• Not So Dumb, by John Lazarus
• Night Light, by John Lazarus

Scripts for Adolescents / Gary Schallenberg [97-100]

• Icetime, by Carol Bolt
• Twelfth Inning, by David Pody
• Not as Hard as It Seems, by Robert Morgan

Shifts in Perspective / Wendy McNaughton [100-02]

• Double Vision, by Betty Jane Wylie
• Hedges, by David Carley
• Switching Places, by Rex Deverell

Hear Our Cry: Real Issues for Real Youth / Wendy Berner [102-04]

• Skin & Liars, by Dennis Foon
• One Thousand Cranes, by Colin Thomas

Review Articles & Reviews / Critiques et comptes rendus

Two Fine Sequels / Marjorie Gann [105-07]

• My Family Vacation, by Dayal Kaur Khalsa
• Could You Stop Josephine?, by Stéphane Poulin

La simplicité ou la grammaire? / Marie Myers [107-08]

• Colin et l'ordinateur, de Peter Desbarats

The Child's Emotional World / Kathleen Corrigan [108-11]

• Foo, by Richard Thompson
• Whump, by Gail Chislett
• A Friend Like You, by Roger Paré
• Walter the Pigeon, by Norma Dixon
• The Most Beautiful Kite in the World, by Andrea Spalding
• The Flowers, by Marion Mineau

For the Elementary Classroom / Lisa MacNaughton [111-13]

• The Wonderful Pigs of Jillian Jiggs, by Phoebe Gilman
• Down by Jim Long's Stage, by Al Pittman
• Circus Days, by Roger Paré with Bertrand Gauthier
• Scary Poems for Rotten Kids, by sean o'huigan

Un talent précoce / Carol Harvey [113-14]

• Dix-huit échelons plus bas..., de Jean-Thierry Bourque

Evaluating Picture Books / Terri Lyons [114-16]

• Borrowed Black: A Labrador Fantasy, by Ellen Bryan Obed
• Who Goes to the Park, by Warabé Aska
• Mood Pocket Mud Bucket, by Deborah Turney Zagwyn
• Amos's Sweater, by Janet Lunn

Fairy Tales Retold or Newly Created / Eva Martin [116-18]

• How the Devil Got His Cat, by Mary Alice Downie
• Little Kay, by Robin Muller
• The Girl on the Hat, by Jane Jacobs
• Amanda Greenleaf and the Spell of the Water Witch, by Ed Kavanagh
• The Magic Amethyst, by Mirian Goldman

Le récit de la méchanceté / Yves Beauchesne [118-20]

• Un monstre dans les céréales, de Marie-Francine Hébert

Stories of Today and Yesteryear / Susan Inman [120-22]

• Five Days of the Ghost, by William Bell
• Along the Shore: Tales By the Sea, by L.M. Montgomery, ed. Rea Wilmshurst

Creative Writing in the Classroom / Anne Kelly [122-23]

• Write Now! The Right Way to Wrote a Story, by Karleen Bradford

Une histoire attachante / Jean Levasseur [123-24]

• Le voyage dans le temps, de Denis Côté

The World of Nature and Sports / Donn Kushner [124-25]

• Butterfly and Moth, by Paul Whalley
• Tree, by David Burney
• Pond and River, by Steve Parker
• Sports, by Tim Hammond

Illuminating the Court System for Young Offenders / Loretta Bateman [126-27]

• So, You've Been Busted! A Guide to Court Procedures for Adolescents Charged under The Young Offenders Act, by Anne Watson-Russell and Wendy Harvey
• Young Offenders Law in Canada, by Priscilla Platt

Cœur noir dans la montagne / Louise Kasper [127-29]

• La montagne noire, de Chrystine Brouillet

Help for the Party-Giver / Pam Ferguson [129-30]

• Mr. Dressup's Birthday Book: Painless Parties for Young Children and Their Parents, by Shelley Tanaka

Critical Theory and Encyclopedic Lists / Teya Rosenberg [130-32]

• Magic Code: The Use of Magical Patterns in Fantasy for Children, by Maria Nikolajeva

Pour parents consciencieux / Daniel Chouinard [132-34]

• Le secret de la pierre magique, de Madeleine Gaudreault-Labrecque

New Wine in Old Bottles / Marlene Kadar [134-35]

• Royal Family Fables, by Allan Shute

The Sparrow and the Sea / Carole Gerson [135-36]

• Gurgle, Bubble, Splash, by Richard Thompson
• The Sparrow's Song, by Ian Wallace

Le secret des abeilles / Lucie Paré St-Arnaud [137-38]

• Marie-Soleil la jeune abeille, de Danièle Gallichand

Birds, Birds and More Birds! / Judy Willson [138-39]

• Have You Seen Birds?, by Joanne Oppenheim
• The Birds of Christmas, by Michael Pacey
• Owls in North America, by Robert W. Nero, Aleta Karstad, and Frederick W. Schueler
• Eyewitness Books: Bird, by Dorling Kindersley

Exuberant Treatment of a Classic / Dennis Butts [139-40]

• Happy Thought and Other Poems for Children, by Robert Louis Stevenson

Une célébration du rêve / Victor-Laurent Tremblay [140-42]

• Chansons, contes et comptines, de Gilles Vigneault

A Troublesome Genre: The Juvenile Short Story / Majorie Gann [142-44]

• The Window of Dreams: New Canadian Writing for Children, ed. Mary Alice Downie, Elizabeth Greene, and M.A. Thompson

Un véritable régal / Lynn Kettler Penrod [144-45]

• Angèle et l'ours polaire, de Marie-Louise Gay

Coming of Age in Calgary / Marie Davis [146-47]

• Red, by Jan Truss

For the Teen Readers / Jennifer Charles [147-49]

• Bad Boy, by Diana Wieler
• Paddy Martel is Missing, by Beverley Spencer

New in the Neighbourhood / Maggie de Vries [149-50]

• Next-Door Neighbours, by Sarah Ellis

Notes [151]

Books reviewed in this issue / Livres recensés dans ce numéro [151-52]

Cover illustration is a scene from Winterplay, by Canadian children, directed by Duval Lang, Quest Theatre, Calgary, Olympic Arts Festival, 1988. Photography by Christ Thomas.

L'illustration de la couverture est une scène tirée de la pièce Winterplay écrite par des enfants et mise en scène par Duval Lang, pour le Théâtre Quest, Calgary, Olympic Arts Festival, 1988. Photographie de Chris Thomas.

Dernière mise à jour : 30 décembre 2003.