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The Colour by Rose Tremain

News from the Cannes Film Festival: Peter Webber (GIRL WITH A PEARL EARRING) is set to direct an adaptation of Rose Tremain’s New Zealand Gold Rush-set novel THE COLOUR, with Tremain writing the screenplay from her own novel. The film has been developed by producer Ray Marshall’s Festival Films and will be co-produced with New Zealand producer Tim Coddington’s Nukuhau Films as an official NZ/UK co-production. The film will be shot in New Zealand in 2014.

Manchester Sound: The Massacre

Paul Jepson directs:  MANCHESTER SOUND: THE MASSACRE, produced by The Library Theatre Company, Manchester Saturday 8 June - Saturday 6 July 2013. In an underground club, two groups of idealists meet. Both are looking for utopia, or, at the very least, something like euphoria. Both are being hounded by the law. And both are hoping for the night of their lives. They just happen to come from different centuries… This unique production brings the changing face of protest in Manchester vividly to life.  Staged in a secret city centre venue, it’s an immersive site specific theatre experience by Polly Wiseman.

Tomorrow Morning by Laurence Mark Wythe

Laurence Mark Wythe's award-winning musical TOMORROW MORNING about two couples separated by time but bound together by impending change, runs in at the KT&G Sangsang Art Hall, Seoul, Korea 1 June – 1 September 2013 following a successful run at the Toho Creation Theatre in Tokyo this April.    The show will now have been seen in: London, New York, Melbourne, Tokyo & Seoul.

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