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13 Aug 2002 – 17 Aug 2002August 2002
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Details
AddressHayman Theatre, Curtin University of Technology, Kent Street BENTLEY
Hayman TheatreÂ’s annual eclectic mix of three short plays produced by up-and-coming WA theatre artists. Actors, directors and writers from Performance Studies at Curtin University of Technology come together to present the best of current Australian Theatre and promising new work for the future.
Bad Cow Pun
by Andrea Gibbs, directed by Miyanna Pedersen
I hear John Deer knows tractors, but what about Clive, Colin and Barney? What do they know? Ever wondered how to steal a tractor? HereÂ’s how not to do it!
The House Family Play
by Luke Devenish, directed by Jane Pyper
6 actors, 11 characters and a hammer and nail that will make the most sickening noise. The House family cordially invite you into their torrid world of deceit, incest, insanity and murder – but be nice to Fat Nana – you may very well be next.
and the widely acclaimed play...
WhoÂ’s Afraid Of The Working Class
by Bovell/Cornelius/Reeves/Tsiolkas and Vela., directed by Zilla Turner
‘With intelligence, well-judged humour and the searching qualities of truly memorable theatre, the play. . . presents a candid, searing portrait of the poor And the marginalized.’ Sydney Morning Herald
Welcome to reality.
THREESOME 02
August 13-17 at 8pm
Bad Cow Pun
by Andrea Gibbs, directed by Miyanna Pedersen
I hear John Deer knows tractors, but what about Clive, Colin and Barney? What do they know? Ever wondered how to steal a tractor? HereÂ’s how not to do it!
The House Family Play
by Luke Devenish, directed by Jane Pyper
6 actors, 11 characters and a hammer and nail that will make the most sickening noise. The House family cordially invite you into their torrid world of deceit, incest, insanity and murder – but be nice to Fat Nana – you may very well be next.
and the widely acclaimed play...
WhoÂ’s Afraid Of The Working Class
by Bovell/Cornelius/Reeves/Tsiolkas and Vela., directed by Zilla Turner
‘With intelligence, well-judged humour and the searching qualities of truly memorable theatre, the play. . . presents a candid, searing portrait of the poor And the marginalized.’ Sydney Morning Herald
Welcome to reality.
THREESOME 02
August 13-17 at 8pm
Bookings
This production has concluded. Contact details are not available for past events.