Goodbye Vaudeville Charlie Mudd and Return to Earth - Katz, Lally; Kohn, Chris
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Goodbye Vaudeville Charlie Mudd is set in Edwardian Melbourne. This play is an evocation of a forgotten past-a play about pain and cruel desire; about the need for laughter, the palaces we build for it, and its human cost. 'A deeply accomplished work: darkly beautiful theatre that resonates in the intimate chambers of the mind.' - The Australian Return to Earth edges on the whimsical but is ultimately lyrical and profound. It is a poignant play that tenderly captures the moment, often littered with casualties, when a young person moves from transparency to opacity, from childhood to…mehr

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Goodbye Vaudeville Charlie Mudd is set in Edwardian Melbourne. This play is an evocation of a forgotten past-a play about pain and cruel desire; about the need for laughter, the palaces we build for it, and its human cost. 'A deeply accomplished work: darkly beautiful theatre that resonates in the intimate chambers of the mind.' - The Australian Return to Earth edges on the whimsical but is ultimately lyrical and profound. It is a poignant play that tenderly captures the moment, often littered with casualties, when a young person moves from transparency to opacity, from childhood to adulthood-a period of intense loss and confusion. 'The parallel universe of Lally Katz's imagination is an estranging, breathlessly anxious, uneasily hilarious place.' - The Australian
Autorenporträt
LALLY KATZ is a graduate of the University of Melbourne. She studied playwriting at London's Royal Court Theatre. Her plays include Frankenstein, The Black Swan of Trespass, The Eisteddfod, Criminology (with Tom Wright) and Goodbye New York, Goodbye Heart. Her 2009 play, Goodbye Vaudeville Charlie Mudd, received the State Library of Victoria's Louis Esson Prize for Drama. Awards include several Green Room and Melbourne Fringe Awards, and a New York International Fringe Festival Producer's Choice Award.