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• 58
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• The Whisper of a Leaf Falling
• Behind the Chinese Take Away
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Typhoon Live

October, 2007 Typhoon is Yellow Earth's international East Asian playreading festival, and the Typhoon Live tour brings this double bill to UK audiences for the first time, performed in English.

King Lear

November, 2006 "Which of you shall we say doth love us most?"

The Nightingale

November, 2005 "I have seen tears in the emperor's eyes, and that to me is more precious than all the gold in the world"

Typhoon 4

May, 2005 Yellow Earth Theatre presented its fourth Typhoon festival. This week is an important and unique event in British theatre, designed to promote the best of contemporary East Asian drama through playreadings directed by distinguished guest directors.

58

October, 2004 A new play about numbers, immigration and luck.
"It's all a question of luck really, some win, some lose"

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