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REVIEW: The NSW HSC Online pages offer useful Internet links and often include bibliographies and background information to a topic, making this a good starting point for research. The Dario Fo Pages include a chronological biography (although the Nobel Prize site is more detailed), an article giving historical background the political and social aspects of Fo's work, a short booklist and a link to the Nobel site. NSW HSC Online is an information network for the High School Certificate. The project is sponsored by Charles Stuart University, which raises issues of widening access and preparing students for further study (New South Wales, Australia).
Reviewed June 2002, by Stuart Andrews.

REVIEW: The Nobel e-Museum provides details on Nobel prize winners. A lecture by Fo is available on line, together with illustrations. There is a detailed biography for Dario Fo and Franca Rame, together with timeline of work, press release and biographical notes, image of the diploma and ceremony. The material is detailed and clear, making this a useful resource among all too many less valuable internet biography sites. November 2001.
Reviewed June 2002, by Stuart Andrews.

REVIEW: PBS, is not-for-profit private media organisation in the US and their interview on Dario Fo is transcribed here (real audio clip is also available). Fo had just won the Nobel Prize for Literature and the interview discusses the significance of his work to theatre and literature. In particular, the disucssion focuses on his foorm of comedy and the problems and effects of performing Fo's work in the US. 9th October 1997.
Reviewed June 2002, by Stuart Andrews.