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Sudan
 


SUDAN – a story of love and extinction

WINNER BEST NEW PLAY – ANGLESEA PLAY FESTIVAL – 2018


Here is a play with heart, and a sense of global purpose. Written by multi-award-winning playwright Christine Davey and presented by SooT Productions, SUDAN is the tale of the last white male rhino in existence, what we did to lose him, and what we failed to do when trying to save him.

Meet a rhino, his carer, the scientist dedicated to his wellbeing and explore the sacrifices they make on the way towards enlightenment. Whimsical, tragic, joyous, and funny, this is ultimately a vision of hope – a good deed in a naughty world - a production suitable for those who enjoy their theatre with bite, resonance and a fresh, bristling, visceral narrative.

Directed by Graci Lynch, the play is presented by SooT, a Geelong-based independent company dedicated to egalitarian, entertaining and exhilarating new works. SUDAN features award-winning actors Fred Preston (Torquay Theatre Company), Kathryn O’Neill (Geelong Rep, Theatre of the Winged Unicorn) and Mary Steuten (SooT Productions).

SUDAN opens at The Butterfly Club on Wednesday March 6th as part of The Butterfly Club’s inaugural one-act play festival


Show Details: SUDAN

Dates: Wednesday March 6th, Thursday March 7th, Saturday March 9th

Time: 7.30pm

Cost: $25-32

Venue: The Butterfly Club, 5 Carson Place, Melbourne

Tickets: thebutterflyclub.com

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Event details

Venue: The Butterfly Club Carson Place Melbourne
Bookings: tom Dickson
Start Date: Wednesday 06 February 2019

 

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