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        The Underarm
        Silly Mid On Productions presentsThe Underarm

        The Underarm

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        St James Theatre

        61 Irk Street

        Gore, New Zealand

        When

        Mon 10 Nov 2014

        Running Time

        1 hour 40 minutes

        Interval

        15 minutes

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        - by David Geary & Justin Gregory.
        www.theunderarm.com

        This is the story of two brothers ripped apart by the most infamous act in trans-Tasman sport, what Rob Muldoon described as “An act of cowardice appropriate to a team that wears a yellow uniform”.

        As adults, the brothers are reunited at the Basin Reserve in Wellington. What results is a tumultuous ride through sport, politics and the ugly side of broken families. And, of course, the perennial sledging match that is Aussie-Kiwi relations.

        The Underarm is directed by one of NZ’s most esteemed actors and directors, Peter Hambleton, who played the dwarf Gloin in The Hobbit trilogy.

        Representing Australia, is renowned and award-winning Melbourne actor, Jeremy Kewley (Rove Live, Blue Heelers, Underbelly, McLeod's Daughters).

        Representing NZ, is multi award-winning Wellington actor, Christopher Brougham (Shortland Street, The Strip, Avatar, The Hobbit).

         

        “You don’t need to be a cricket-lover to be entertained by The Underarm. Anyone – male, female, young, old, will find this show insightful, enlightening and engaging. You have to be there.”
        - THEATREVIEW

        “Owzat! It’s hard to think of a more riotous comedy.”
        - MANAWATU STANDARD

        ”Destined to become a classic.”
        - TRIBUNE

         

        Discounts available for Gore Musical Theatre and Film Club members!