THE STAGE
Sir-I have read your stimulating article on the subject of the theatre. The present activity in drama in all parts of New Zealand is one of the healthiest signs for cultural development in the post-war world. In Hamilton there is much activity. The Borough Council is very sympathetic and has let an E.P.S, hut.to the drama groups for their own uses. Recently a semi-production of Sean O’Casey’s Silver Tassie was given and at the end of this month They Came to a City will be publicly produced. There is also a play reading group which among its many readings has numbered Flare Path and plays locally Written. I was very interested to see that The Moon Is Down is being broadcast by 2YD, Unfortunately this station is out of our ken, and I hope this play will be rebroadcast from a stronger station.
R. K
PARKES
(Hamilton).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 276, 6 October 1944, Page 5
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