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Pack of Girls by David Geary, directed by Lindsay Nash

Season 9th - 20th March 2010

When Tom spends more time recovering from his rugby injuries than thinking about his wife, Pam decides to fight fire with fire, and forms a rugby team.

Just about every rugby stereotype you can think of turns up in this comedy, but with a change of gender, as David Geary takes an affectionate dig at entrenched Kiwi mythology in this very physical, down to earth play.

Award winning NZ playwright David Geary takes an affecionate dig at entrenched Kiwi mythology in a very physical, down to earth and comic play.

Lindsay's love of theatre is just about as long standing as his association with rugby, now comes the opportunity to combine both!
His last play for Titirangi Theatre was Larbey's A Month of Sundays.

You can read more about David Geary here

Baxter Basics by Adam Fresco

...has come and gone, and was a 'full house' success. But don't worry, it will be back in support of 'An Evening with James K Baxter later this year, so watch this space!

School for Scandal

by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Director: Liz Watkinson
Season: 8th to 19th June
Auditions:21st March
Enquiries: Phone 817 5812
Lizzie.W@xtra.co.nz

An Evening with James K Baxter

(in association with Going West Books and Writers Festival)

The Bureaucrat: Director Duncan Milne

The Wide Open Cage: Director Verity Davidson

Season:   14th Sept to 25th Sept
Auditions   12th July
Enquiries:   Duncan: 816 9095
Verity: 816 9145
shevez@xtra.co.nz; duncanm@adhb.govt.nz

Dick Whittington and Bob the Cat - the pantomime

by Adam Fresco
( in association with Dramatrain)

Director:        Adam Fresco
Season:         December 2nd to 19th
Auditions        1st August
Enquiries:       Phone 8176176
adam@dramatrain.co.nz

The 24 Hour Theatre Challenge:

8th and 9th October

This immensely popular event will again be an important part of the theatre year.

The Challenge puts together writers, directors and actors at 7pm on a Friday night, and by 8pm the following night there are brand new plays written, cast, directed, rehearsed and ready for a one night only audience. It’s a feast of creative expression not to be missed.

Look out for it, and think about getting involved. We’ll be calling for those interested in being writers,directors,or actors around mid September.

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