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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 No Surrender
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'Like a South African prayer, in ‘No surrender’, Kevin Summers and Liam Gillespie explore the impact of rhino poaching from the perspective of a survivor.

'The issue of rhino poaching is South Africa is internationally known. Poachers use brutal methods to rip the horn out by the roots while the animals are still alive to supply a market in Asia. In ‘No Surrender’ a family of three rhinos, Roger and his brother and daughter are poached. Humans step in to help the survivors recover. In the new epoch of human domination of nature it may also be a metaphor for our intervention in the lives of the elderly.'

Source: La Mama.

Notes

  • May have been amended between its original production (which explores Port Fairy mutton birds as well as rhinos) and its 2018 production.

Production Details

  • Produced at La Mama, Carlton, 10-11 August 2017.

    Cast: Mic Smith and Rudie Chapman.


    Produced at La Mama, Carlton, 7-18 February 2018.

    Directors: Kevin Summers and Mic Smith.

    Cast: Kevin summers and Liam Gillespie.

    Music: Deep Where All Drown.

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