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LYNDA CHANWAI-EARLE
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Box
Synopsis:
Box/Role/Dream is about shifting the boundaries of your comfort zone to its outer limits. Perhaps, even, to a place you did not think you would go. Through a unique invitation into the personal lives of others, the audience is invited to consider their own perspectives and have their prejudices challenged. Chanwai earle considers a natural response to awkward situations and then flips this on its head, back to an audience to consider themselves implicated in moments of personal revelation.
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1st Produced:
Wellington Fringe Festival 2000
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Genre:
Short play
Parts:
Male: 2  Female: 2  Other: -
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Dream
Synopsis:
Box/Role/Dream is about shifting the boundaries of your comfort zone to its outer limits. Perhaps, even, to a place you did not think you would go. Through a unique invitation into the personal lives of others, the audience is invited to consider their own perspectives and have their prejudices challenged. Chanwai earle considers a natural response to awkward situations and then flips this on its head, back to an audience to consider themselves implicated in moments of personal revelation.
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1st Produced:
Wellington Fringe Festival 2000
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Genre:
Short play
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Male: 2  Female: 2  Other: -
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Heat
Synopsis:
Stella and John are scientists newly arrived in antarctica - he to study climate change and she penguins. they have recently lost their only child. Stella becomes obsessed with one of the penguins that has been rejected by the rest of the flock
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Genre:
90 min Play/Drama
Parts:
Male: 2  Female: 1  Other: voice
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Man In A Suitcase
Synopsis:
Playwright Lynda Chanwai-earle has created a "story of people who live out of suitcases - and die in them," inspired in part by the true story of a Chinese student whose remains were found in a suitcase floating in the Waitemata harbour. While the play explores dark territory, Chanwai-earle has laced the script with black humour and embraced the "horrific ridiculousness of the situation." At its heart, however, Chanwai-earle says MAN IN A SUITCASe is "about displacement, wanting to fit in and get on in New Zealand."
- http://www.theatreview.org.nz
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1st Produced:
Court Theatre, Bernard Street, Addington, Christchurch 18 Aug 2012
Organisations:
the Court Theatre and the Peking University Institute of World Theatre and Film in Beijing
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Genre:
Play/Drama
Parts:
Male: 4  Female: 4  Other: -
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Role
Synopsis:
Box/Role/Dream is about shifting the boundaries of your comfort zone to its outer limits. Perhaps, even, to a place you did not think you would go. Through a unique invitation into the personal lives of others, the audience is invited to consider their own perspectives and have their prejudices challenged. Chanwai earle considers a natural response to awkward situations and then flips this on its head, back to an audience to consider themselves implicated in moments of personal revelation.
Notes:
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1st Produced:
Wellington Fringe Festival 2000
Organisations:
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1st Published:
- -
Music:
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To Buy This Play:
If Publisher (above) is underlined then the play may be purchased by direct click from the Publisher, otherwise (below) are AbeBooks for secondhand, signed & 1st eds and other Booksellers for new copies
Booksellers:
Genre:
Short play
Parts:
Male: 2  Female: 2  Other: -
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