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Vincent O'Sullivan reading - Yellow Brides

Published: Mon 16 Jun 2003 01:13 PM
This Sunday June 22nd at 3pm for only $6
Downstage Theatre Society, Playmarket and Downstage Theatre Present a
Rehearsed Reading of
Yellow Brides
by Vincent O'Sullivan
Directed by Katherine McRae
Cast includes Helene Wong, Ken Blackburn and Stephen Gledhill
Sunday June 22 at Downstage Theatre, 3pm.
The second of four Sunday readings in the Adam Playreading Series
With the generous support of the Adam Foundation
A contemporary New Zealand tragedy with its eye on our relationship to Asia and big business, Yellow Brides is a welcome return to the stage for this outstanding and versatile writer whose previous plays include Shuriken, Billy and Casement.
Yellow Brides is a powerful work giving the Medea story a contemporary setting. Businessman Jason's Asian bride Queenie has much from her own culture to offer relatives and friends in her new home of New Zealand. What have they got in return to offer Queenie?
The Adam Playreading Series readings all start Sundays at 3pm, and are followed by a talkback session with the writer, director and actors. Each play has been matched with top professional actors and directors, who will spend two days rehearsing and presenting each reading of the play at Downstage.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Mark Amery, Script Development Manager at Playmarket. tel: +64 4 382 8462, 16 Cambridge Terrace, Wellington. Fax: +64 4 382 8461. scripts@playmarket.org.nz

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