“IF” WILL BE DELIGHTFULLY STAGED
Mr. Kenneth Brampton, the producer for the Auckland Little Theatre Society, is enthusiastic regarding the production of “If,” Lord Dunsany’s remarkable and stimulating play. Rehearsals are going ahead splendidly, and the new scenery which is being prepared f'jr the production’ will be more elaborate than anything the Society has yet attempted. Numerous changes of scene are re-
quired, as the Kenneth Brampton setting of the play changes from London to the East. Lord C)tnsany, whose family name is Plunkett, is the 18th Baron and a curious mixture of dreamer and fighter. He fought in the South African and Great Wars, but in times of peace he has found t'ime to write many beautiful plays.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 306, 17 March 1928, Page 24
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