Auditions: New Australian Play
Mon, 15 Mar 2004, 08:48 pmWalter Plinge2 posts in thread
Auditions: New Australian Play
Mon, 15 Mar 2004, 08:48 pmPANDORAÂ’S BOX PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS AN AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
ESCAPE VELOCITY
TWO NEW AUSTRALIAN ONE ACT PLAYS
BY KEL WATSON
SEASON RUNS JUNE 10 – 26
TAP GALLERY, DARLINGHURST
UNBECOMING, DIRECTED BY BENJAMIN FLAXMAN
3 FEMALE ACTORS 30 YEARS & UNDER; 1 MALE ACTOR 13 – 18 YEARS
EAT UP, DIRECTED BY NARELLE NASH
1 HIGHLY VERSATILE FEMALE ACTOR 30 YEARS & UNDER
SATURDAY 27th MARCH 2004 3 – 6PM
SUNDAY 28th MARCH 2004 10 – 1PM
AUDITION TIMES MUST BE BOOKED BY EMAILING: mail@pandorasbox.com.au
THE MUSIC PRACTICE, Level 5, 80 COOPER ST, SURRY HILLS
Both plays are poetic explorations of femininity, humanity and sexuality in modern society. They are character-driven rather than narrative driven. The characters are rich and identifiable but placed in environments that come from our very imaginations.
UNBECOMING
Unbecoming is an adult fairytale about personal bondage and emotional liberation. Micah, a young woman, is waiting for someone. But while she waits a strange and mysterious character, Redhed, stays near her, talking in riddles. Micah, a loner who feels strange and sinful, is inextricably linked to Redhed. MicahÂ’s repression soon comes to a head when the visitor finally arrives. With the visitation comes the exorcism of her innermost feelings and desires. Maybe she is not as alone and as strange as she is being led to believe?
EAT UP
A one woman show, Eat Up uses humour, poetry and powerful characterisations to draw the audience into a range of identities that challenge and subvert accepted stereotypes. Eat Up takes the audience on a journey of self-realisation. On the surface it is a compelling portrayal of unusual people struggling to find their place, while working on a deeper level to question our accepted socio-sexual politics and bring to light our own personal place. What do we all have on the end of our forks? What are we made to swallow? Will you Eat Up?
FURTHER INFORMATION AND SCRIPTS CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.PANDORASBOX.COM.AU
ESCAPE VELOCITY
TWO NEW AUSTRALIAN ONE ACT PLAYS
BY KEL WATSON
SEASON RUNS JUNE 10 – 26
TAP GALLERY, DARLINGHURST
UNBECOMING, DIRECTED BY BENJAMIN FLAXMAN
3 FEMALE ACTORS 30 YEARS & UNDER; 1 MALE ACTOR 13 – 18 YEARS
EAT UP, DIRECTED BY NARELLE NASH
1 HIGHLY VERSATILE FEMALE ACTOR 30 YEARS & UNDER
SATURDAY 27th MARCH 2004 3 – 6PM
SUNDAY 28th MARCH 2004 10 – 1PM
AUDITION TIMES MUST BE BOOKED BY EMAILING: mail@pandorasbox.com.au
THE MUSIC PRACTICE, Level 5, 80 COOPER ST, SURRY HILLS
Both plays are poetic explorations of femininity, humanity and sexuality in modern society. They are character-driven rather than narrative driven. The characters are rich and identifiable but placed in environments that come from our very imaginations.
UNBECOMING
Unbecoming is an adult fairytale about personal bondage and emotional liberation. Micah, a young woman, is waiting for someone. But while she waits a strange and mysterious character, Redhed, stays near her, talking in riddles. Micah, a loner who feels strange and sinful, is inextricably linked to Redhed. MicahÂ’s repression soon comes to a head when the visitor finally arrives. With the visitation comes the exorcism of her innermost feelings and desires. Maybe she is not as alone and as strange as she is being led to believe?
EAT UP
A one woman show, Eat Up uses humour, poetry and powerful characterisations to draw the audience into a range of identities that challenge and subvert accepted stereotypes. Eat Up takes the audience on a journey of self-realisation. On the surface it is a compelling portrayal of unusual people struggling to find their place, while working on a deeper level to question our accepted socio-sexual politics and bring to light our own personal place. What do we all have on the end of our forks? What are we made to swallow? Will you Eat Up?
FURTHER INFORMATION AND SCRIPTS CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.PANDORASBOX.COM.AU