The Intricate Art of Actually Caring by Eli Kent
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When:
| Thu 18 Mar ’10, 9:00pm–10:00pm |
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| Fri 19 Mar ’10, 9:00pm–10:00pm |
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| Sat 20 Mar ’10, 9:00pm–10:00pm |
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Where: Globe Theatre, 104 London Street, Dunedin Show map
Restrictions: R15
Ticket Information:
- Full: $16.00
- Concession: $13.00
- Booking fees may apply
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Jack and Eli spend their days hanging out in Eli's bedroom, drinking beers and riffing on movies, music and girls.
But when the death of a friend causes Jack to look inside himself, he doesn't like what he sees. This revelation sparks a spiritual journey for the two and Eli's bedroom becomes a car, their destination and everywhere in between.
The Intricate Art of Actually Caring is the story of two young guys embarking on a road trip to James K. Baxter's grave in remote Jerusalem, New Zealand.
It has been performed in a bedroom, a 200 seat theatre and an art gallery. And now this award winning show is coming to the Dunedin Fringe Festival. Don't miss out. Book now.
Winners "Best Theatre", 2009 NZ Fringe Awards
Winner "Most Original Production", 2009 Chapman Tripp Theatre Awards
“A work of extraordinary wit, perspicacity and humanity” (John Smythe, Theatreview)
“Overall I can’t put it better than to say I loved it…the highlight of the Fringe” (Helen Sims, The Lumière Reader)
"A stunning success: a young and highly talented playwright’s road trip meditation on life, death, and the whole damned thing. Kent and fellow actor Jack Shadbolt are terrific. It's hip, funny and moving" (Laurie Atkinson, The Dominion Post)
Written by Eli Kent
Performed by Jack Shadbolt and Eli Kent
Directed by Eleanor Bishop
Design by Erin Banks & Heleyni Pratley
Lighting Design by Rachel Marlow
Part of the Dunedin Fringe Festival
Supported by Creative NZ
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