Name: WE ARE THE HIMALAYAS
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WE ARE THE HIMALAYAS

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Anna Larina was the wife of one of the architects of the Russian Revolution, Nikolai Bukharin. With his downfall and execution, she was persecuted for twenty years, separated from her family, and spent her prime years in a succession of gulags. Witnessing both the rise of the Revolution, and purges it conducted, she lived both sides of the hypocrisy of Stalin’s rule. She was loved as the partner of the golden child of the Revolution, and then condemned as the partner of a traitor. Through her, we see the human cost of ideology, and the unimaginable triumph of the human spirit.

Form/Style: drama
Length in minutes: 75
Cast: 6 total
Roles: 3 female identifying, 3 male identifying
Cast age groups: 18+
Audience age: young adult, adult
Publisher: Australian Script Centre

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Anna

Female | 20s | under 3 minutes
Starts on page 16

EXTRACT: He is a rainbow. Weeks, perhaps months, go by and you donâ€™t see him, you donâ€™t think about him and then he appears. And everything is changed and fresh and you wonder how you lived without him and you pray he will never leave.

BRAVE NEW WORLD THEATRE PRODUCTION OF WE ARE THE HIMALAYAS

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REVIEW

LISA THATCHER, JULY 2019

"We are the Himalayas is a refreshing look at the great communist experiment that encourages us to see what happens to the human creature under different styles of social pressure." Lisa Thatcher

REVIEW

CITYHUB, JULY 2019

"...an example of the stellar pieces emerging from Australians independent theatre scene today..." Katherine Rajwar

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