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Author Surname, Author Forename. 'Title'. Email, Year Published.
Marshall, Jonathan. 'Oklahoma'. Email, 2014.
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Author Forename Author Surname, 'Title', email, Year Published.
“It has clear organising principles, and some kind of hierarchy… about what aspect of the musical is most important and so tends to drive the performance along.” Jonathan Marshall Alice Horneto , 'Oklahoma', email, 2014.
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Author Surname, Author Forename. Letter. Year Published. 'Title'. Email.
Wild, Madeleine. LetterEmily Mullen to . 2014. 'Your Family'. Email.
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(Author Surname Year Published)
Interviewer- "How many people do you have in your family?" Emily- "6, including myself" Interviewer- "What are their names?" Emily- Dad (Phil), Mum (Catherine), Sister (Lauren), Brothers (Damien and Chris)" Interviewer- "Do you have any pets?" Emily- "Yes, I have 2 dogs" (Wild 2014)