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First Production Outside Australia for Acclaimed Play Food

by Staff Writer
May 8, 2017
Reading Time: 1 min read
Food Finborough Theatre

Food Finborough Theatre

In its first production outside Australia, acclaimed Australian drama Food opens at the Finborough Theatre for a four week limited season on Tuesday, 20 June 2017.

On a stretch of Australian highway, sisters Elma and Nancy run their family takeaway joint – their days heavy with deep frying and memories. While they quietly wage war with their past and dream of a brighter future, a young life-loving Turkish traveller arrives, bringing a charm and sensuality that turns their world upside down.

Food is the first production outside Australia of Australian playwright Steve Rodgers, directed by Cressida Brown, the Artistic Director of Offstage Theatre, and director of the critically acclaimed Amphibians and Walking the Tightrope.

       

The Cast includes Scott Karim, Lily Newbury-Freeman and Emma Playfair.

Food is at The Finborough Theatre  20th  June – 15th  July 2017.

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