Two One Act NZ Plays

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31 Mar

Friday

07 Apr

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$24.00

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Running Time: 2 hours 20 minutes

Interval: 20 minutes

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Two award winning NZ one act plays.

"Stuff: A Play on Words" by Patrick Evans. Mysterious, surreal farce, a bit the Monty Python way. Clint Eastwood (Warren) makes a surprise appearance at a dinner party and Clarence, Chloris , Darren and Doris indulge in verbal pyrotechnics and ponder the meaning of life.
"Book of Fame" by Carl Nixon from the novel by Lloyd Jones..Others have said of this popular play

“The audience roared and stamped at the concluding haka.”
“The Book of Fame is unquestionably a walk with the ancestors, a glimpse of a time gone by that still survives inside the psyche of a nation”.
“But even if you're a heretic or a recusant and names such as Billy Wallace, George Nicholson and Fats Newton leave you cold, The Book of Fame is a must-see"