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'"I wasn't sure what to prepare. So there's a little bit of wine and a little bit of cheese. But given that you're all members of the Party, I tried making some punch with borscht and vodka instead of champagne. As far as the wine goes, don't worry, it's all red. Claret. I hope you enjoy yourselves."
22 September 1951. A group of communists and sympathisers gather in preparation for the result of the anti-Communist referendum. Written for NIDA by award-winning playwright, Ben Ellis, and under the direction London's Theatre503 co-artistic director Tim Roseman, Story of the Red Mountains explores politics, isolation and violence.' (Source NIDA website)
22 September 1951. A group of communists and sympathisers gather in preparation for the result of the anti-Communist referendum. Written for NIDA by award-winning playwright, Ben Ellis, and under the direction London's Theatre503 co-artistic director Tim Roseman, Story of the Red Mountains explores politics, isolation and violence.' (Source NIDA website)
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Story of the Red Mountains is a NIDA commission supported by the NIDA Foundation Trust.
Performed at CarriageWorks, Eveleigh 10-15 October, 2012
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