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Philippe Cherbonnier and Jonathan Man leave Yellow Earth

Yellow Earth’s co-artistic directors Philippe Cherbonnier and Jonathan Man, are leaving the company to pursue freelance careers. Philippe and Jonathan took up post in January 2009 and we wish them well in their future work.

As previously announced, KUMIKO MENDL, one of the company’s founder members, has been appointed as interim Creative Producer. Her first production will be Why the Lion Danced which she will be directing. The play will be written by Quicksilver’s Carey English. The production will tour nationally round Chinese New Year and throughout January and February 2011.




This news item was posted on: Friday, 27 August, 2010

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