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Whitefella Yella Tree

Where
13 Nimrod St
Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Australia
SBW Stables Theatre, Kings Cross
When

Every day, 7pm to 8:30pm Friday 12 August 2022 to Saturday 17 September 2022

Performance Times Monday – Friday 7pm Saturday 1pm & 7pm

Cost

Adult: $62Concession: $46

Once in a blue moon, in the middle of nowhere, 2 teenage boys meet under a lemon tree. After a rough start, a fragile friendship fruits into a heady romance. Ty and Neddy fall madly in love, as teenagers are wont to do.

If history would just unfurl a little differently, the boys might have a beautiful future ahead of them. But without knowing it, Ty and Neddy are poised on the brink of a world that is about to change forever. It’s the early 19th century. Ty is River Mob. Neddy is Mountain Mob. And the earth they stand together on is about to be declared ‘Australia’.

In his young career, Dylan Van Den Berg has won the Griffin Award, the Rodney Seaborn Playwrights Award, and the Nick Enright Prize for Playwriting at the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards. In Whitefella Yella Tree he has penned a heart-warming and heartbreaking story about love, Country, and Blak queerness throughout history. Starring Helpmann Award-winner Guy Simon (First Love is the Revolution, Wakefield), and nurtured through our Griffin Studio program, Whitefella Yella Tree is a force of nature and a tender first kiss.

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