Till the Day I Die by Clifford Odets
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Clifford Odets’ anti-Nazi play was banned in Australia in 1936. To get around the ban, the artist-activists of the New Theatre performed the play on the back of a truck.
90 years later, veteran Fringe artists Katie Sfetkidis and Mark Wilson present the play with a cast of thousands* (not quite) on the back of a truck in the car park at Trades Hall.
The play is a terrifying, human depiction of the cost and necessity of fighting against fascism. This will be an event to remember.
A post show discussion of the show, its contexts and resonances will be held on the Saturday.
Tickets: $25/$15
https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/whats-on/events/till-the-day-i-die
90 years later, veteran Fringe artists Katie Sfetkidis and Mark Wilson present the play with a cast of thousands* (not quite) on the back of a truck in the car park at Trades Hall.
The play is a terrifying, human depiction of the cost and necessity of fighting against fascism. This will be an event to remember.
A post show discussion of the show, its contexts and resonances will be held on the Saturday.
Tickets: $25/$15
https://www.melbournefringe.com.au/whats-on/events/till-the-day-i-die
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Where is it happening?
Fringe Hub: Trades Hall, 9 Lygon St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia, Melbourne
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