A Man With Five Children

 PRODUCTION
November, 2003
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Nick Enright

Peter Kingston

A Man With Five Children by Nick Enright is a gripping multimedia drama featuring an idealistic documentary filmmaker, Gerry, as he follows the lives of five children into adulthood.

A Man With Five Children goes beyond Big Brother - this play questions the 'reality' behind television. Black Swan Theatre's staging of A Man With Five Children celebrates the life of one of Australia's most prolific writers, Nick Enright, famous for stage works such as Blackrock, Cloudstreet and The Boy From Oz and the Academy Award nominated screenplay, Lorenzo's Oil.

Directed by Peter Kingston

Set & Costume Design by Monita Roughsedge

Lighting Design by Matthew Marshall

Sound Design by Kingsley Reeve

Starring

Igor Sas, Crispian Chan, Suzanne Clarke, Mike Frencham, Adam McGurk, Sam Murray, Renee Newman-Storen, Gibson Nolte, Alison Van Reeken


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