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ADVANCED TICKET SALES ARE NOW CLOSED BUT YOU CAN STILL GET TICKETS FOR 
​350,000 VND AT THE DOOR.  

PLEASE ARRIVE 20 MINUTES EARLY TO ENSURE YOU GET A SEAT. 

Dragonfly Theatre present the award winning, West End play, "Blue/Orange" by Joe Penhall by Ryan Burkwood.

In a London psychiatric hospital, an enigmatic patient claims to be the son of an African dictator while his doctors argue about the best course of treatment. Should he be locked up or released?  And who is the real madman?

The black comedy Blue/Orange is an evocative tale of race, mental illness and the impact of the controversial issue of care in the community.

The show won the prestigious Laurence Olivier award in 2001, has been performed in the National Theatre, London and also adapted into a film by the BBC.

 

Reserved seating tickets are 300,000 VND if booked before midnight on 12th May.

After 12th May, Ticketbox sales will end but tickets can be purchased for 350,000 VND on the door.

 

Performance dates (click on the dates below to book alternative performances)

Friday 16th May at 7pm

Saturday 17th May at 2pm

Saturday 17th May at 6:30pm

Sunday 18th May at 7pm

Show duration is 2 hours including an interval

 

 

Starring:

Dragonfly are proud to introduce West End actors Ryan Burkwood and Peter Muruako.

 

Ryan joins us from the Aporia Theatre Collective, London.  He trained at The Drama Centre, London and has performed alongside the Royal Shakespere Company in their production of Cardenio.

 

Peter trained at the East 15 Acting school, London.  He performed in the films "Clowntime is Over" and "Gambler's Debt".


Aaron Toronto has had lead roles in every Dragonfly Theatre production including Importance of Being Earnest and Dangerous Liaisons. He has also performed in many films in Vietnam and the US.

 

Thông tin vé

Blue/Orange Advance Ticket Sunday 18th May 7pm

300.000 VND
Vé ngừng bán online

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Dragonfly Vietnam is a professional quality theatre company based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Past performances have included the critically acclaimed "The Importance of Being Earnest", "The Little Prince" and "Dangerous Liaisons".

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