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Venue	Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (WCMD)/Raymond Edwards Building/Anthony Hopkins Centre
	Also: Coleg Cerdd a Drama Cymru, Bute Theatre, Caird Studio Theatre, Sir Geraint Evans Recital Room, Weston Gallery, British Steel Recital Room, S4C Studio
Town	Cardiff
County	Glamorgan
From	14th September 2013
To	14th September 2013
When	13:30, 18:30
Prices	From £6.00. To £6.00.
Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (WCMD)/Raymond Edwards Building/Anthony Hopkins Centre (V01146970443)
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Date of change: 5 Sep 13 - T1838492706

Stranger - Vietnam/UK Collaboration

Work:: Stranger (S01095046587)

What is the strange unfamiliar land of the other? Are we forever separate or do we belong together? Stranger is a visual performance that explores stereotypes of masculinity and femininity in modern Vietnam, using sound, image, language and music to trace the journey of a young woman and man who question the gender roles they are subject to.

Production:: Vietnam/UK Collaboration (T1838492706)

Originally co-directed and presented at Black Box, Hanoi by Phan Yly and Rob Hale with design by Paul Burgess, this second evolution of Stranger has been developed with a visual language at its core and with the involvement of Welsh physical performer Eddie Ladd.

Presented by	Aorta Theatre Collective (UK)
Presented by	Life Art (Vietnam)
Director	Rob Hale
Director	Pan Y Ly
Other	Paul Burgess (scenography)

Listing:: L01926788663

Part of @ Scenofest, World Stage Design

Vietnam/UK Collaboration

Originally co-directed and presented at Black Box, Hanoi by Phan Yly and Rob Hale with design by Paul Burgess, this second evolution of Stranger has been developed with a visual language at its core and with the involvement of Welsh physical performer Eddie Ladd. Part of @ Scenofest, World Stage Design

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