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"For pity's sake, don't tell me you think you can save the world and drive for me" "It's not that it's good for business, it is business. We are China. China is us. And no one, not even God, can undo that... Look. There's a saying. Helps them deal with the powerlessness. Mei you fa tze. Roughly translates as you can't do a thing about it. Not a thing Tyler. Not in your power". We are in Shanghai for the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Tyler is tense about the race, his place in the team and the condition of the track and there is the newspaper interviewer pursuing him. And then his week-end is invaded and Tyler finds that human rights and Chinese politics enter his life.T01782409402Producer Orange Tree Theatre. Director Tim Luscombe. Design Tim Meacock. Lighting John Harris. Music Matthew Strachan. Performer Lourdes Faberes. Performer Lucy Sheen. Performer Barry Stanton. Performer Andres Williams. Performer Benedict Wong. | |
| 10 Nov 10 to 11 Dec 10 | Orange Tree Theatre, Outer London :: V321 listing details L1065218392 |
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