NEW ZEALAND ACTRESS
"liss Colin C.'Smith, Nelson, has obEiiiod a six in on t lis' contract to play Y the West minster Group Theatre, where several young producers handed together to give a season 01 r «ither unusual plays, wrote our 1 ,on°n correspondent on October 5. The rst, " The Dance of Death," might : described as a satirical musical ff'mecly version.of "Everyman." Among I 3 unusual features the play provides ,? r actors among the audience, and jiero i< a chorus of "Communists" at jio back of the theatre. The object of . IR plav is to , port ray the efforts of joety to escape its own fate in dissections and pleasures.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22250, 26 October 1935, Page 21
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