DARK, SEXY ROMCOM
March 30th 2010 23:27
Original Creative Writing:
British playwright Dan Muirden
Come Again Jnr and Dominie Drama present
THE THINGS GOOD MEN DO
By Dan Muirden
Directed by Nicole Selby, Design by Elliot Glass
Starring Chad Richards, Anna James,
Jeremy Just, Chris Leaney & Stephanie Pick
27 APRIL - 8 MAY MON TO SAT 8pm, SUN 4pm
TAP GALLERY THEATRE
278 Palmer Street Darlinghurst
Tickets $28, Preview 27 April & Industry night 3 May $20
Book 1300 438 849 or www.moshtix.com.au
Dan Muirden's debut full length play is a dark comedy set in present day, twenty something, professional London. He is the writer of Invisible Storms and his one-act piece Lovely Couple was short listed for the Westminster Prize at Soho Theatre and he currently writes for BBC Television and Radio.
A group of talented young actors are set to launch their new theatre company with the Australian premiere of a dark and sexy play about twenty-something men behaving badly.
THE THINGS GOOD MEN DO, by award-winning young British playwright Dan Muirden, premieres at Sydney's Tap Gallery this April with an appropriately fresh, young cast and production team.
The play and the locally trained team behind it (new production company Come Again Jnr) offers a unique interpretation of relationships and the moral dilemmas that every person faces.
Nick is a reformed womaniser who is fast approaching thirty and has fallen head-over-heels for the girl he wants to marry and have kids with. But then a dark little fling he'd rather forget comes back to threaten everything. For the first time he understands that a picture-perfect, middle-class life might not be a given. How far will he go to keep himself in the game that everyone else seems to be playing?
The play features a solid cast of bright, talented and resourceful actors that includes Chad Richards as Nick. Anna James as Lucy. Chris Leaney as Joe, Jeremy Just as Rich and Stephanie Pick as Adriana.
THE THINGS GOOD MEN DO plays at the TAP Gallery in Darlinghurst from the 27th of April to the 8th of May and is directed by Nicole Selby (Assistant Director, Ensemble Theatre) with design by Elliot Glass.
THE THINGS GOOD MEN DO
By Dan Muirden
Directed by Nicole Selby, Design by Elliot Glass
Starring Chad Richards, Anna James,
Jeremy Just, Chris Leaney & Stephanie Pick
27 APRIL - 8 MAY MON TO SAT 8pm, SUN 4pm
TAP GALLERY THEATRE
278 Palmer Street Darlinghurst
Tickets $28, Preview 27 April & Industry night 3 May $20
Book 1300 438 849 or www.moshtix.com.au
Dan Muirden's debut full length play is a dark comedy set in present day, twenty something, professional London. He is the writer of Invisible Storms and his one-act piece Lovely Couple was short listed for the Westminster Prize at Soho Theatre and he currently writes for BBC Television and Radio.
There are 3 types of girlfriend: those you tell your parents about, those you tell your friends about, and those you tell no-one about.
A group of talented young actors are set to launch their new theatre company with the Australian premiere of a dark and sexy play about twenty-something men behaving badly.
THE THINGS GOOD MEN DO, by award-winning young British playwright Dan Muirden, premieres at Sydney's Tap Gallery this April with an appropriately fresh, young cast and production team.
The play and the locally trained team behind it (new production company Come Again Jnr) offers a unique interpretation of relationships and the moral dilemmas that every person faces.
Nick is a reformed womaniser who is fast approaching thirty and has fallen head-over-heels for the girl he wants to marry and have kids with. But then a dark little fling he'd rather forget comes back to threaten everything. For the first time he understands that a picture-perfect, middle-class life might not be a given. How far will he go to keep himself in the game that everyone else seems to be playing?
The play features a solid cast of bright, talented and resourceful actors that includes Chad Richards as Nick. Anna James as Lucy. Chris Leaney as Joe, Jeremy Just as Rich and Stephanie Pick as Adriana.
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