Backstage Press and TALOS present

The Daylight Atheist

Te Awamutu
Thu 13 Aug

Venue

Cnr Mahoe & Churchill Sts, Te Awamutu

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Prices

STANDARD:

ADMIT ONE
$25.00

Timing

Running Time: 95 minutes
Interval: 15 minutes

Venue

Cnr Mahoe & Churchill Sts, Te Awamutu

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2.50%
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$1.50
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1.80%

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free
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THE DAYLIGHT ATHIEST

An instant hit when it premiered, 'The Daylight Athiest' by award-winning satirical cartoonist Tom Scott, stars Michael Hurst in a not-to-be-missed repertoire experience.

Ageing Irish raconteur Danny Moffat retreats from the harsh light of his world to his bedroom. There, under hoardings of old newspapers and beer bottles, he sorts through a lifetime of memories and regrets, from growing up as a boy in Ireland, to the hopes and disappointments of immigration to New Zealand.

Tom Scott's wonderfully inventive and fiercely funny play is a stirring portrait of his father, a deeply flawed yet charismatic bloke.

“Has its audience roaring with laughter” - The Age, Melbourne

Please note:
Seats in Row A reserved for disabled guests, please call the team at iTICKET to book (0508) 484 253.