Description
Alan Brunton and Sally Rodwell had active careers in theatre and the performing arts, in New Zealand and overseas, from the late 1960s to 2006. Individually, each was talented and creative across a range of skills and disciplines, including scriptwriting, poetry, choreography, mask and puppet-making, costume design, and film-making. Red Mole and White Rabbit Puppet Theatre were vehicles created in the 1970s for much of this activity. In the 1990s they extended to ROADWORKS, which sought to encourage and nurture future actors from diverse communities through workshops and performances. (Auckland University)
Publ by Untold Books
