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★★★★½ – “A deeply affecting and sensitively realised account.” (Limelight Magazine) ★★★★½ – “Compelling theatre that touches the hearts of us all.” (Planet Arts) ★★★★ – “A disconcertingly powerful work.” (The Age) ★★★★ – “Finely polished, extremely accomplished and deeply moving.” (Arts Hub) Some stories are more powerful than others. He’s worried his isn’t powerful enough. A young man sits alone on stage. He looks like us. He sounds like us. Yet he asks us to join him on an unimaginably alien journey into his recent past. "I had arrived. It was so bitterly cold that I thought I'd never be warm again. They ask me why I left my country - for dates, times, reasons... but it's buried. They say I’m telling lies but that's not what I am doing." Told from the perspective of one who got away, his is a moving and extraordinary story of love, loss and exile; a journey through a no-man's-land of empty train stations, border crossings and bomb-blasted towns. And… it is all true. Both an intimate character study and an edge-of-your-seat thriller, Elegy fuses precision performance, an affecting soundscape and visual poetry to lure us into a playful, theatrical, humorous and personal world. Elegy features a brand new, powerhouse performance by Gareth Reeves (Underbelly, War Horse, Melbourne Theatre Company) directed by John Kachoyan (Bell Shakespeare, Red Stitch Actors Theatre). It is written by Douglas Rintoul, based on interviews with LGBT refugees across the world, and inspired by the work of award-winning international photojournalist Bradley Secker. Winner: 2011 Edinburgh Fringe First Award Winner: 2012 Royal National Theatre Foundation Playwright Award Nominated: Two 2012 Off West End Awards
Director Stephen Nicolazzo talks Wilde with Theatre People
“ I admire The Nightingale and the Rose for its unashamedly lurid and vivid prose, its brutal honesty about the power of love, and that it evokes a melancholic portrait of both the plight of artists and lovers”
Little Ones Theatre & Theatre Works present The Nightingale and the Rose 30 May - 10 June
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