White Rabbit Red Rabbit

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Imagine being 29 and forbidden to leave your country. How would you share your story with the world?

Iranian writer Nassim Soleimanpour has literally written himself to freedom in White Rabbit Red Rabbit, now one of the most widely performed plays in the world.

Since its first performance in 2011, this audacious theatrical experiment is a potent reminder of the transformative power of the stage.

Soleimanpour’s intensely personal story is told with no rehearsal, no director and a solo actor, the formidable Andrea Moor, performing the script sight unseen. Neither the performer nor you will know what lies ahead.

White Rabbit Red Rabbit is being performed worldwide on 13 March 2021 to commemorate the day most theatres shut due to COVID restrictions.  Brisbane Powerhouse is honoured to join the extraordinary global movement of Let There Be Theatre, a celebration of hope and inspiration during this time of uncertainty and isolation.

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Donations collected on the night will go to the Actors’ & Entertainers’ Benevolent Fund (Qld) Inc., a registered charity that has been assisting Queensland performers in need since 1975.

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White Rabbit Red Rabbit is produced by Aurora Nova.

Since its joint premiere in 2011 in Edinburgh and SummerWorks festival White Rabbit Red Rabbit has been translated into more than 25 different languages and been performed over 1000 times by some of the biggest names in theatre and film including actors John Hurt, Whoopi Goldberg, Nathan Lane, Stephen Rea, Sinead Cusack, Marcus Brigstocke, Dominic West and film director Ken Loach.

Andrea Moor is Senior Lecturer in Acting at QUT (Queensland University of Technology), a board member of Queensland Theatre and an active actor and director.  Andrea’s acting credits in theatre are extensive and include working with Sydney Theatre Company, Queensland Theatre, Griffin Theatre Company, Belvoir, NIDA company, The Ensemble, Marian St, Playbox, Melbourne theatre Company and La Boite. 

Andrea’s film credits include Subdivision, Travelling North, Round the Bend, Oscar and Lucinda, Strange Planet, The Man Who Sued God, Bitter and Twisted and many award winning shorts. Her television credits are extensive and include Passion, All Saints, Flying Doctors, GP, Country Practice, H2O, Mortified and her on-going role as the School Principal in Heartbreak High. 

For QTC Andrea directed Quartet, Grounded, Boston Marriage, Australia Day, Venus in Fur and Water Falling Down. Other directing credits include The Ladies, Detroit, 3 Winters, The Laramie Project ( QUT ), The Roaring Girl, Furious ( NIDA), Intimacy (JUTE), Tender, Ghost Writer and Beautiful (…and moor theatre), Festen and Top Girls (WAAPA), The Tempest (USQ), Mad Forest and A Dream Play (NIDA Young Actor’s studio) and  Lysistrata (QUT Performance Studies).

Andrea holds a doctorate in Creative Industries (QUT), is a NIDA acting graduate and has studied at East 15 in London and with The Atlantic Theatre Co in New York. Andrea is a Churchill Fellow and HEA fellow.