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First Look: Rice at The Orange Tree Theatre

by Staff Writer
October 12, 2021
Reading Time: 2 mins read
. Sarah Lam and Zainab Hasan in RICE by Michele Lee Orange Tree Theatre and ATC photo Helen Murray

. Sarah Lam and Zainab Hasan in RICE by Michele Lee Orange Tree Theatre and ATC photo Helen Murray

First look production images have been released of Michele Lee’s Rice at The Orange Tree Theatre, a co-production with Actors Touring Company.

Artistic Director of Actors Touring Company, Matthew Xia, directs Zainab Hasan (Nisha) and Sarah Lam (Yvette). The production opens on 13 October, with previews from 9 October, and runs until 13 November at Orange Tree Theatre, with livestreamed performances via OT on screen on 4 and 5 November. Rice continues with socially distanced seating and safety measures, which remain in place until January 2022.

Nisha is a young hotshot executive working for Golden Fields, Australia’s largest producer of rice. Ambitious and headstrong, she’s determined to become the first female Indian CEO in Australia. She’s close to sealing a contract with the Indian government, which would see her company take over India’s national rice distribution system.

       

A secret deal worth billions.

Working late nights in the office she encounters Yvette, an older Chinese migrant, who cleans up her mess. Yvette has her own entrepreneurial ambitions, but her daughter faces court after participating in a protest against the unethical practices of a national supermarket chain.

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. Sarah Lam and Zainab Hasan in RICE by Michele Lee Orange Tree Theatre and ATC photo Helen Murray
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. Zainab Hasan in RICE by Michele Lee Orange Tree Theatre and ATC photo Helen Murray
. Sarah Lam in RICE by Michele Lee Orange Tree Theatre and ATC photo Helen Murray
. Sarah Lam in RICE by Michele Lee Orange Tree Theatre and ATC photo Helen Murray
. Zainab Hasan in RICE by Michele Lee Orange Tree Theatre and ATC photo Helen Murray
. Zainab Hasan in RICE by Michele Lee Orange Tree Theatre and ATC photo Helen Murray
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