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"Two"
Written by Tim Cartwright
Directed by Joy Northover
"Typhoid Mary"
Written and Directed by Valerie O'Neill
Two Short Plays:
"Two" - a series of cameos around a pub owner, his wife and guests. Kim Taylor and Jenny McCann play the Landlord and Landlady in an English pub who have a thriving business but avoid many of the issues that are important in their lives outside the bar. These two very talented adn awarded actors also play the roles of several other pub customers in an entertaining, sometimes funny but essentially though-provoking one act play.
"Typhoid Mary" - a real life character who had no idea she was a typhoid carrier but infected many through her work as a cook. Find out how she was tracked down and isolated.
Shows star promptly at 8pm. Complimentary pre-show drink at 7.30pm
Fish and chips will be served during the interval.
ALL TICKETS $15
includes fish and chips, no concessions
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Big Brother heads Battle Royale and The Hunger Games in a sexy, tough and compelling new play by WAYTCo
The Western Australian Youth Theatre Company is putting 16 of Perth’s hottest young talent on stage in a remarkable play by Jane Bodie. Her play ‘This Years Ashes’ by Griffin Theatre Company won acclaim in 2011.
Set in a world of the near future these young people find themselves thrown together by forces beyond their control. Struggling to come to terms with their new situation, their captors encourage them to relax and socialise, but what are the reasons behind this most comfortable of prisons? Slowly they come to realise what they are meant to become – a revelation that tests them morally and ideologically.
WAYTCo welcomes back emerging director Renato Fabretti (DNA, October, Lord of the Flies) to work with the youth theatre ensemble and creative team to make this production unmissable. Fabretti, a WAAPA acting graduate and NIDA directing graduate has performed with many major theatre companies, and in Underbelly as the young gangster Chopper Read. His last production for WAYTCo, DNA, attracted big audiences and great reviews:
“Beautifully realised … with terrific direction and all-round excellent performances from the young cast”… The West Australian.
WAYTCo has produced remarkable talent in recent years – Tim Minchin and Clare Hooper stand out as success stories. The confidence and strength these actors achieve from involvement in WAYTCo productions help to prepare them for adult life, even if they don’t become celebrities.
MINE by Jane Bodie will be at the Subiaco Arts Centre from June 2nd previewing with a ‘pay-what-you-can’ night on June 5th before officially opening on June 6th. The production is on Wednesday to Saturday nights at 7:30pm until June 16th.
Tickets available from BOCS or donate $20 to our crowdfunding drive at http://mine.pozible.com and claim a ticket as a reward.