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Latest Plays - click on covers to see full Publisher's details
Thomas Keneally | Bullie's House |
: | Bullie's House by Thomas Keneally. Published by BORDER CROSSINGS. Bullie's House is the story of Australian Aboriginals who expose their precious ranga, totems which hold the secrets of the world, to the eyes of white Australians, in the belief that the white world in return will exchange its own wisdom and its technology. |
conceived by Michael Walling | Orientations |
: | Orientations conceived by Michael Walling. Published by BORDER CROSSINGS. Amrit, a young Asian dancer, is captivated by the folk theatre form Yakshagana, where men traditionally perform the female roles. When he suddenly disappears to India, his English lover Linda flies to Bangalore to find him |
Brian Wooland | Double Tongue |
: | Double Tongue by Brian Wooland. Published by BORDER CROSSINGS. Sexual obsession, political intrigue and shifting identities lead to an eruption of brutal violence - which forces Robert to confront aspects of his own identity that he would rather ignore. The sound of NATO Chinooks echoes through the night. A black male prostitute and an icon of a Black Madonna go about their strange business. Who is watching? Who is waiting? |
devised by the Company | Mappa Mundi |
: | Mappa Mundi. Published by BORDER CROSSINGS. a multi-disciplinary devised theatre piece with music, created and performed by artists from six different cultural traditions. Developed during a workshop period in the summer of 1999 |
: | Toufan by Dev Virahsawmy. Published by BORDER CROSSINGS. a Mauritian fantasy translated from the Creole play by Dev Virahsawmy, and presented at the Africa Centre. Marketed effectively to London's Mauritian community. Sponsored by Air Mauritius. |
Mahesh Dattani | Bravely Fought The Queen |
: | Bravely Fought the Queen by Mahesh Dattani. Published by BORDER CROSSINGS. the first UK production of a play by the Indian writer Mahesh Dattani, directed by the author with Michael Walling |