Tickets available at the door, $15 each
Black Box Theatre is proud to announce a strong selection of locally written plays written overnight, and are currently being rehearsed by teams of Illawarra actors.
DOCTORS ORDERS by Tom Peach
Cast: Bradley Ward, Mathew Latham and Alexander Cuff
Alexander Cuff, Tom Peach (writer), Bradley Ward & Mathew Latham in “Doctor’s Orders”
In the near future heroic end of life medical care needs to be paid for by the families of the dying, not by the state. Two doctors can follow a routine procedure to euthanise an individual. As this intervention is now so rare most surgeons and other life saving medical staff now spend their time either running these panels or spending time enhancing the rich and the well with increasingly obtuse cosmetic surgery.
LISTEN by David Rienits
Cast: Glenn Wanstall, Vu Moyo & Adam Armitt
Vu Moyo, Glenn Wanstall, David Rienits (writer) and Adam Armitt in “LISTEN”
COFFEEGATE by Bec Ellis
Cast: Louisa Raft, Jen Jackson, Bernadette Le Mesurier
Louisa Raft, Jen Jackson, Rebecca Ellis (writer) and Bernadette Le Mesurier in “Coffeegate”
An intern. The wrong cup of coffee. The government is brought to a stand still. How will the spin doctors deal with the latest scandal threatening the future of the Leadership and the Party? Only a three word slogan will do.
DOLLARS AND SENSE by Ace Robertson
Cast: Travis Marley, Dylan Horvat, Josh Chicaro, Jarrod Sleiman
Directed by Hayley Reynolds
Ace Robertson (writer), Josh Chicaro, Travis Marley, Jarrod Sleiman, Hayley Reynolds (director) and Dylan Horvat in “Dollars and Sense”
When a conflicted man who has suddenly come into a large sum of money stumbles into the presence of three morally corrupt drunkards, suddenly everyone has an opinion on how his money should be spent.
ADVISING THE ALMIGHTY by Suz Mawer
Cast: Inga Silfr, Monica Kickert & Catriona Potter
Inga Silfr, Suz Mawer (writer), Catriona Potter & Monica Kickert in “Advising the Almighty”
Advising the Almighty is a play about an agony aunt to the all powerful. What would you say to keep a deity inspired?
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