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The Good Person of Szechwan archiveShen Teh, The Angel of the Slums, a good-hearted but penniless woman is given a gift of money by the Gods in order for her to continue with her kind deeds. The poor of Szechwan soon abuse her kindness and so, to survive, Shen Teh re-invents herself as a ruthless businessman - Shui Tal. This double life brings dilemma and strife and complications set in when Shen Teh falls in love. There is a growing suspicion of her mysterious absences and whilst in disguise as Shui Ta she is put on trial for the abduction of Shen Teh. Out of Brecht's sharpest and most exciting plays, with stunning music and mask.

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Author: Bertolt Brecht

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Archive listings for The Good Person of Szechwan (2023)

Work type: Play.

T01436937572

Updated for the 80th Anniversary - Three gods search for just one honest person on earth to justify humanity's existence. Finding Shen Te, penniless but principled, they reward her with a life-changing amount of cash. But starting her own business in a money centred, unequal society, her fortune soon turns to frustration as the more kindness she shows, the more complicated life becomes.Adapted by Nina Segal. Company English Touring Theatre (ETT). Director Anthony Lau. Design Georgia Lowe. Lighting Jessica Hung Han Yun. Sound Alexandra Faye Braithwaite. Music DJ Walde. Director Jacob Sparrow (casting). Performer Tim Samuels (Second God). Performer Ami Tredrea (Shen Te / Shui Ta). Performer Leo Wan (Wang). Performer Nick Blakeley (Third God). Performer Melody Brown (Mrs Mi Tzu / Old Woman). Performer Aidan Cheng (Yang Sun). Performer Jon Chew (Lin To / Shu Fu). Performer Callum Coates (First God). Performer Togo Igawa (Husband / Priest / Court Clerk). Performer Camille Mallet de Chauny (Jobless Man / Policeman / Cousin). Performer Louise Mai Newberry (Mrs Yang / Wife).
15 Apr 23 to 13 May 23Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Outer London :: V315
listing details L1751919146
11 Mar 23 to 1 Apr 23Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962
listing details L0674242329

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