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THE THREE CANADIANS ATTEMPT BEN HUR - THE EPIC The epic saga of Ben Hur told in true 3 Canadians style complete with Romans, lepers and a chariot race.
DATES: Fri 16 - Sat 31 Jan
With visiting New York Photographer GLEN E FRIEDMAN, author of "Fuck You Heroes" and "Fuck You Too".
DATE: Fri 16
DATES: Sun 18 - Tue 20 Jan
Two shows about travelling - for the price of one: Race around the world in 30 minutes with 'Wanderlust', a comic journey. And ....'Without a Hitch', a true love story of love lost and survival on the highways of Oz.
DATES: Tues 20 - Fri 23 Jan
An open competition showcasing the work of young writers, new writers, first plays, roles for women and work from writers of non English speaking backgrounds. Plays of approximately 10 minutes in duration.
DATE: Wed 21 - Fri 23 Jan
A man of few words and plenty of body language, Canadian performer David Langlois delivers physical comedy at its riotous most eccentric best. 'This manšs words may be sparse but his mania is mighty' - Orlando Sentinel.
DATES: Wed 28 - Sat 31 Jan
The text of Irvine Welsh, the direction of Adam Macaulay, the realisation of Mark Newsam will take to hell. Black stand-up comedy for the 90s.
DATES: Sat 17 - Tue 20 Jan A comic cabaret written by Vesna Malnar about three girls trying to make it in music. Featuring live music from Anarchy and the Minority Group.
DATE: Mon 26 Jan
Writer/performer Brett Heath presents two one-man tragi-comedies.
DATES: Wed 21 - Sat 24 Jan
Monologues, strip-t-e-e-z-e, duologues and ribald songs about sex, smut, tongue-fu, necrophilia, bestiality, spanking-the-monkey - brought to you by Sydney's newest and craziest theatre company, The Ballroom Sinatras.
DATES: Wed 21 - Fri 23 Jan
A third program of short, new experimental dance works from independant choreographers.
DATES: Sat 24 Jan
Three monolgues about men on the verge of death for committing heinous crimes. Includes Sam Shepard's 'Killer's Head'.
DATES: Mon 26 - Wed 28 Jan
Visually stunning tale of love, sex, revenge and death, complete with original score. Not for the squeamish!
DATES: Tues 27 - Fri 30 Jan
'The Conduct of Life' - Maria Fornes' Obie winning examination of violence and the abuses of power. 'The Mountain Language' - written by Harold Pinter after his meeting with Kurdish dissidents.
DATES: Thurs 29 - Fri 30 Jan
This 80's Austral- Asian comedy is as topical as ever. Aussie boy and Sri Lankan girl fall in love and their parents throw ugly spanners in their lovely works.
DATES: Sat 31 Jan - Sun 1 Feb
Alex Buzo's play about the birth of the United Nations and how tenacious Australian Dr. Herbert Vere Evatt changed the face of history.
DATES: Sat 3 Jan - Sat 7 Feb
Music performance program.
DATES: Sat 10 Jan - Sat 17 Jan
Howard Brenton's slick adaptation of Goethe's classic asks, who are the Fausts for the 1990s?
DATES: Tues 20 - Sat 31 Jan
Energetic comedy by Andrew Bovell about the Australian singles scene.
DATES: Wed 21 - Sat 24 Jan
Anthony launches his vision for a new Australia and his new political party or two. "Wonderful comedy...daring, vulnerable and rivetingly honest" - The Age.
DATES: Thurs 9 Jan - Sun 1 Feb
Tragi-comic story of mates, love, trust despair, debt and an ever elusive lure. Written by Daniel Keene. Winner of the 1989 Louis Esson Prize for Best Play.
DATES: Thurs 22 Jan - Sat 31 Jan
A seductive ride of provocative monologues exploring the gritty side of our hearts, minds and desires.
DATES: Tue 20 Jan preview, Wed 21 - Sat 24 jan, Wed 28 - Sat 31 Jan, Sun 1 Feb, Wed 4 - Sat 7 Feb
Theatre Kantanka presents an adaptation of 19th century writer Lafcadio Hearn's ghostly tales.
DATES: Wed 28 Jan - Sun 15 Feb
Shakespeare's comedy presented by the Chameleon Dish Theatre.
DATES: Thurs 8 Jan - Sat 24 Jan
World premiere of a thriller love story about Sir Eugene Goossens - a study of the times and the people involved in one of the biggest scandals to rock the Australian arts community.
DATES: Previes Fri 9 - Sun 11 Jan, Tue 13 Jan - Sun 22 Feb
From the people who gave you HED at last year's Fringe Festival. A night of sensorial beauty, delicious excesses and madness with true Roman fervour.
DATE: Fri Jan 23
Nietzche, Lennon, and art combine in this fable about a young man's rites of passage. Written by Nick Ward.
DATE: Thur 1 Jan - Sun 1 Feb
Men are lost. The patriarchy is dead. Left with no identity the modern man has become an emotional potato. Performed by just two actors. Experience the journey of 22 men and a dog.
DATE: 13 - 31 Jan
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