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Black Swan State Theatre Company presents 'God of Carnage'
By Yasmina Reza
Translated by Christopher Hampton
Season: 13 – 28 June 2009
Venue: Playhouse Theatre
Translator: Christopher Hampton
Director: Michael Gow
Set & Costume Designer: Robert Kemp
Lighting Designer: Bernie Tan
Featuring: Benj D’Addario, Andrew Buchanan, Jodie Buzza, Veronica Neave
West Australian Premiere
When two sets of parents gather together to sort out who is responsible for one child’s attack on the other, mayhem ensues. Any survivor of the politics of playgroups will thoroughly enjoy this hilarious exposé of parents behaving far worse than their children over a playground altercation. Under a thinly disguised veil of civility, the parents resort to childish games and toddler-like aggression. This delightful comedy is a must see for anyone who fancies a light-hearted night at the theatre.
God of Carnage is Black Swan State Theatre Company’s first co-production with Queensland Theatre Company. Michael Gow, Artistic Director of QTC, acclaimed director and playwright and winner of numerous awards will direct this comedy of manners (or should we say, bad manners?).
“Terrific stuff. Yasmina Reza’s fizzy new satire on spoilt middle-class couples” Daily Mail
Presented by arrangement with David Pugh and Dafydd Rogers.
Tickets: Standard $48, Concession $40, Groups 8+ $38 (plus 1 free ticket for every 10 tickets purchased), Previews $38, Students $20
Bookings: BOCS Ticketing, ph (08) 9484 1133, Groups 8+ ph (08) 9321 6831,
www.bocsticketing.com.au.
More info: www.bsstc.com.au
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Jimmy has it all: the fastest car on the road, his choice of beautiful women and a thriving drug dealing business in inner city Marrickville. He is handsome, charismatic and stylish…a 'role model' to many young men. His God fearing Greek parents are proud as can be as they are under the impression their son is running a legitimate Book Shop.