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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-21/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-20/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-19/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-18/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-16/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-15/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-14/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-13/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230712T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230726T220000
DTSTAMP:20261021T191922
CREATED:20230605T232246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230605T232309Z
UID:10001342-1689190200-1690408800@pridecentre.org.au
SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-12/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230711T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230725T220000
DTSTAMP:20261021T191922
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230605T232309Z
UID:10001341-1689103800-1690322400@pridecentre.org.au
SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-11/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230709T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230723T220000
DTSTAMP:20261021T191922
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230605T232309Z
UID:10001340-1688931000-1690149600@pridecentre.org.au
SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-09/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230708T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230722T220000
DTSTAMP:20261021T191922
CREATED:20230605T232246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230605T232309Z
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SUMMARY:Away
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works proudly presents \nAway\nBy Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright \nWe need a break. A rest. Rest and recreation. Let’s get away. \nShakespearean in structure\, but deeply personal in tone\, Michael Gow’s Away is a uniquely Australian look at small families… and their epic stories. In the Summer of 1967\, as the Vietnam War rages\, we join three separate suburban families as they pack-up their prawns and head for the Gold Coast. All there to celebrate Christmas in their own special way until a magical tempest enmeshes them and they fall apart\, fall together\, and fall in love. \nA true masterpiece of Australian writing\, Away explores how Aussies\, while living in a tropical paradise\, endure all storms with love\, laughter\, and determination. Brought to you by the team behind Theatre Works’ 2022 hit MEDEA: Out of the Mouths of Babes and with award-winning Director Steven Mitchell Wright at the helm\, this reimagined production of a much-lauded Australian classic promises to be a highlight of 2023 Victorian Arts Calendar. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. Away is playing as a part of the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, MOTH by Declan Greene\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \nThis project is proudly supported by the City of Port Phillip Development Fund \nWritten by Michael Gow\nDirected by Steven Mitchell Wright\nLighting Design by Ben Hughes\nSet and Costume Design by Greg Carroll\nComposition and Sound Design by Rachel Lewindon\nPerformed by Iopa Auva’a\, Rupert Bevan\, Linda Cookson\, Stefanie Falasca\, Eleanor Howlett\, Stephen Tall and Cait Spiker\nProduced by Belle Hansen\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n8 – 22 July\, 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\, Tues – Fri 11am\, Sun 5pm (16 July Only)\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/away\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 120 minutes plus interval\nSuitable for ages 13+\nWarnings: Flashing lights\, loud sounds\, adult themes\, sexual references
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/away/2023-07-08/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Visual & performing arts
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230603T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230603T210000
DTSTAMP:20261021T191922
CREATED:20230424T001120Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230424T001120Z
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-06-03/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230602T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20230602T210000
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-06-02/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-06-01/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-31/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-30/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-27/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-26/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-25/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-24/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-23/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-20/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-19/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-18/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:MOTH
DESCRIPTION:Theatre Works Proudly Presents \nMOTH\nBy Declan Greene\nDirected by Briony Dunn \nAn action-packed graphic-novel fiction fantasy erupting on the stage\, MOTH is a love-letter to every teen… and to those who used to be. \nIn this funny and heartbreaking two-hander\, what starts as just another night drinking down at the cricket nets soon gives way to an ecstatic vision that leaves fifteen-year-old Sebastian unconscious and his only friend\, Claryssa\, gone. Waking to find a mysterious moth by his bed\, Sebastian spirals into a breathless ride of schizophrenic delusion and religious passion\, living life at a feverish pitch that can only lead to tragedy. \nSpotlighting a climactic bullying incident that devastates a friendship forever\, this much-lauded\, rapid-fire\, and deeply moving production is brought to the Theatre Works stage in 2023 by an exceptional team of creatives. A true highlight on the Victorian Arts Calendar\, not to be missed. \nOne of Australia’s longest-running independent theatres\, Theatre Works is constantly reinvigorating and reimagining the sector by providing a hotbed for artist and audience development. They strive to champion artists and work that embraces difference and celebrates risk\, working to provide a platform for marginalised conversations and voices. \nMOTH is the second production in the 2023 “By Theatre Works” programming stream. Other works produced in-house as part of this stream include Pear-Shaped by Miranda Middleton and Ziggy Resnick\, Michael Gow’s Away\, and In the Club by Patricia Cornelius. \n★★★★ ½ “This is theatre at its finest” – The Herald Sun\n“Gripping.” – Australian Arts Review\n“Switches from hilarious to heartbreaking effortlessly.” – British Theatre Guide\n“Stark\, intimate theatre conjured from the visceral ordeal of adolescence.” – The Age \nDirected by Briony Dunn (she/her)\nPerformed by Lucy Ansell (she/they) and Adam Noviello (they/them)\nSet Design and Projections by Justin Gardam (he/him)\nLighting Design by Niklas Pajanti (he/him)\nSound Design by Darrin Verhagen (he/him)\nCostume Design by Betty Auhl (she/her)\nStage Manager: Natasha Marich (she/her)\nProduced by Belle Hansen (she/her)\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n17 May – 3 June 2023\nTues – Sat 7:30pm\nTickets: $50 Full\, $42 Concession\, $28 Preview\, $20 Mob Tix and 20 at $20 (+ booking fee)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/moth\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.theatreworks.org.au \nDuration: 75 minutes no interval\nSuitable for ages 15+\nWarnings: Strong language\, loud sounds\, flashing lights\, themes of mass destruction\, depression\, mental health\, bullying and theatrical violence
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/moth/2023-05-17/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture
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SUMMARY:Lemon Tree on Dreg Street
DESCRIPTION:Dirty Pennies Theatre Project and Theatre Works proudly present the world premiere of \nLemon Tree on Dreg Street\nWritten by Amy May Nunn\nDirected by Miranda Middleton \n“The dawn is almost dressed\, still puttin’ on its socks\, pullin’ up its undies. Night air still fuzzy in its throat. Somethin’s cooking. The juices are getting… juicy.” \nTwiglet and Boots live in a ramshackle house on the outskirts of suburbia\, where buildings just wait to be gobbled up by developers. The pair is determined to make the most of Summer before Boots moves out to work for their Mum’s company. But with an old Possum marrying their lemon tree\, a vagabond Cowgirl officiating the ceremony\, and a Vulture circling the property\, things are bound to get interesting… \nIncorporating music\, imagination\, ritual and revelry\, Lemon Tree on Dreg Street is a heart-on-its-sleeve ode to those who slip through the cracks\, a love letter to the places we make sacred\, and a celebration of the deep human need for belonging. Written by Amy May Nunn and directed by Miranda Middleton\, this 2023 Midsumma Festival premiere invites Victorian audiences to celebrate a wedding like no other\, with a community of wonderfully oddball characters\, poetry… and more than a handful of lemons. \nLaunched in 2017\, Dirty Pennies Theatre Project is a Naarm/Melbourne-based company dedicated to the fostering and development of new work with a particular focus on women\, non-binary and queer voices\, accessibility and daring. Their ethos is rooted in a shared passion for the art of theatre-making and work that asks something more of an audience than to simply be entertained. \nAlthough\, they are very big fans of that entertainment part\, too. \nPraise for Amy May Nunn:\n★★★★ “Emotionally finessed and brilliantly paced.” – Theatre People (Pramkicker)\n“A rip roaring-good time” – Milk Bar Mag (Pramkicker)\n“Amy May Nunn is impeccably eloquent.”- Stage Whispers (Pramkicker) \nWritten by Amy May Nunn\nDirected by Miranda Middleton\nFeaturing Ayesha Harris-Westman\, Ziggy Resnick\, Michelle Perera\, Alex Donnelly\, Milo Hartill and Hayley Edwards\nProduced by Danielle Goder\nSet and Costume Design by Casey Harper-Wood\nLighting Design by Aron Murray\nComposition/Sound Design by Oliver Beard\nStage Management by Brigette Jennings\nImage by Underground Media\nPublicity by Sassy Red PR \n27 January to 4 February\, 2023\nMon – Sat 7:30pm\, Sat 2pm (4 Feb only)\nOpening Night Saturday 28th January\nTickets: $35 Full\, $30 Concession and Preview\, $20 at 20 and Mob Tix (+ booking fees)\nBookings: (03) 9534 3388 or online at www.theatreworks.org.au/2023/lemon-tree-on-dreg-street\nVenue: Theatre Works – 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\nwww.dirtypenniestheatreproject.com \nDuration: 70 mins\, no interval\nSuitable for ages 12+\nWarnings: Contains references to drugs\, adult themes\, and coarse language
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/lemon-tree-on-dreg-street/
LOCATION:Theatre Works\, 14 Acland Street\, St Kilda\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3181\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Community & culture,Markets & Festivals,Visual & performing arts,Writing, reading & literature
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