"Written and performed with a lightness of touch, a winning charm and plenty of humour." - Dominion Post
"Plenty of laughs and a whole lot of honesty...The First Asian AB proves that rugby in this country is about heart." - Theatreview
"A sensitive and wide-ranging meditation on the immigrant experience....exuberant physical humour." - NZ Herald
"The comical dialogue had the audience in stitches for a large portion of the evening." - Theatrescenes

What would you do to represent?

Willy’s a homestay Asian student. Mook’s Samoan and he’s been here for ages. They’re best mates at Timaru High. But when Willy decides his dream is to try out for the All Blacks, mateship – and everything else – is up for grabs.

A comedy (mostly).

At breakneck pace, Ben Teh (The Bone Feeder, Odd Socks) and Paul Fagamalo (Pollyhood, Where We Once Belonged) capture multiple characters – including a Samoan aiga, a bored class of thirteen year olds, two entire rugby teams playing each other, and one sassy girl called George. Directed by Renee Liang with live music by Robbie Ellis and lighting design by Sam Mence.

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