Daffodils
Directed by Dena Kennedy
Q Theatre (until March 29)
You’d be crazy and dumb to miss Daffodils, the new play by Rochelle Bright that combines nostalgic black and white film, a touching story and iconic kiwi music to deliver an evening of pure bliss.
Set in 1960s and 1970s Hamilton, the show follows the lives of secretary Rose and cleaner Eric as they fall in love and build a life together. But this is no conventional romance – it’s also a mystery, and there are some dark family secrets at its heart.
Read the full review on The 13th Floor.
Directed by Dena Kennedy
Q Theatre (until March 29)
You’d be crazy and dumb to miss Daffodils, the new play by Rochelle Bright that combines nostalgic black and white film, a touching story and iconic kiwi music to deliver an evening of pure bliss.
Set in 1960s and 1970s Hamilton, the show follows the lives of secretary Rose and cleaner Eric as they fall in love and build a life together. But this is no conventional romance – it’s also a mystery, and there are some dark family secrets at its heart.
Read the full review on The 13th Floor.
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