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From Asia with Love single work   musical theatre   revue/revusical   humour  
First known date: 2013 Issue Details: First known date: 2013... 2013 From Asia with Love
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A comedy musical featuring songs from James Bond movies, the setting for From Asia with Love is a seedy speakeasy in Shanghai, 1950. 'Secret agent Matt Ward has been sent on an intelligence mission in the guise of a lounge singer. But is there is something deadly about the gig? And who is the mysterious Asian girl who fascinates him?' (Mermaid Beach production poster).

Notes

  • Hear Kimie Tsukakoshi sing John Barry and Hal David's 'All the Time in the World' on Soundcloud. A video of Tsukakoshi rehearsing the song can also be accessed on YouTube.

Production Details

  • 2013: Mandarin Court Restaurant, Mermaid Beach (Queensland); 28 April

    • Director Brad Rush; Producer Simon Chan (for The Other Production Company).
    • Cast: Matt Ward, Kimie Tsukakoshi, Simon Chan.
    • Musicians: David Lazar, Lachlan Hawkins, Amanda Tio, Molly O'Boyle-Collier.
    • NB: The evening included a two-course Chinese banquet.

    2013: Anywhere Fest. Vineyards Complex, 40 Blackwood Street Mitchelton, Brisbane (Queensland); 11 and 18 May

    • Produced in association with the Blackwood Street Chamber of Commerce.
    • Cast and musicians as for previous Mermaid Beach production.

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First known date: 2013
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  • Shanghai,
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    China,
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    East Asia, South and East Asia, Asia,
  • 1950
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