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NASDA students perform a Jo Randerson double bill
Ara’s second year NASDA students are performing a Jo Randerson double bill between 4-6 April 2019 at the NASDA Theatre (130 Madras Street, Christchurch).
The plays, “The Unforgiven Harvest” and “Lovin’ it”, are directed by newly appointed acting tutors Holly Chappell-Eason and Tom Eason and show Randerson’sdiverse play writing.
The Unforgiven Harvest
A regular old
farming family. A dad, a mum and a daughter. Alpha-male
insecurities and city-country awkwardness. The act of
severing the bad habits passed from generation to
generation. A self-confessed ‘angry’ play that hides
anger in the plot rather than yelling it at the
audience.
Lovin’ It
A group of
20-somethings trapped in a limbo. Pop-culture and history
references blend together in a perspex cube. Moments pop up
out of nowhere then disappear again. The stories have no
clear beginning or end. A visceral take on the modern
condition.
Tickets can be booked via
Eventbrite here and cost $5.
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