“Every Brilliant Thing” by playwrights Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe scored well at the Edinburgh Fringe, and actor Qahar Aqila has picked up the script to perform locally. Find out from the actor and the director about choosing written-somewhere scripts for performance on our tropical shores and learn what questions they ask about the staging it here and the assumptions they make about the audience. The actor tells about playing a child.

<p>&ldquo;Every Brilliant Thing&rdquo; by playwrights Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe scored well at the Edinburgh Fringe, and actor Qahar Aqila has picked up the script to perform locally. Find out from the actor and the director about choosing written-somewhere scripts for performance on our tropical shores and learn what questions they ask about the staging it here and the assumptions they make about the audience. The actor tells about playing a child.</p>

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