Thursday, September 15, 2011

Speak Truth To Power (Courage Without Borders): Voices from Beyond the Dark, the play by Ariel Dorfman, based on book by Kerry Kennedy - PHOTOS of performance

 CIVICUS Cambodia, a partner of the
Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights,
presents
SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER:
Voices from Beyond the Dark

Another Powerful Performance by The Phnom Penh Players
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Meta House German-Cambodian Cultural Center

The Cast:

Lesley Saunderson (Scotland)
Alistair Bond (England)
Dimple Singh Nandra (India)
Teia Rogers (USA)
Eric Amtalla (Kenya)
Katie Ng (New Zealand)
James Waters (England)
Emma Triller (India/Germany)
Matthew Tito Cuenca ( USA)
Cathrine Napier (Australia)
Daniel Nuss (USA)
Jeff Daigle (the understudy, USA)

Booklet in both Khmer and English, September 2011


CIVICUS Cambodia founding president Theary C. Seng introducing the Speak Truth To Power project and The Phnom Penh Players to a packed main gallery of Meta House, where the Photo Exhibition is displayed all of September 2011.










The female antagonist--WOMAN--(Lesley Saunderson), projecting the darkness from the back of the audience.


The male antagonist--MAN-- (Alistair Bond) and the female antagonist--WOMAN-- (Lesley Saunderson), planning their darkness from the ante-room.

Harry Wu of China
Packed main gallery, filling all 80+ chairs, with latecomers standing



CIVICUS Cambodia Theary Seng presenting a bouquet of flowers a token of appreciation to Lesley Saunderson

Star of the very popular TV series A Taste of Life, Amy Thandy, with a friend after the performance


The End.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

How come Ki media has wasted its time by posting such underexposure photo in here ?

Anonymous said...

All about Theary Seng.

Anonymous said...

Even she goes to the loo will be on KI. Must be a special relationship with KI team or she one of the webmaster

Anonymous said...

The idea of you ( Seng Theary) is good, but sometimes you also need helpers and advisors. I hope and wish, you've learned something from this criticism...
Photos without a description of nobody, are completely boring...
That is not a good image for yourself...