Long
before “Grey Nomad” became a tick box on the Census form, David
Williamson’s Travelling North was flirting with ideas of retirees
travelling in search of warmer climates and a change in lifestyle.
From the seemingly simple, if not a little sinister, idea of a half-bat, half-boy, Farley and Flemming created a story set in the small town of Hope Falls.
This is a thoughtful play for a
thoughtful audience, so if you’re in the mood for a bit of light
entertainment you may leave the performance slightly drained.
Rocky Horror Show
Rocky Horror is the apex of 1970’s camp horror, this
schmaltzy parody of the 1950’s late night double feature meets alien
infested sex romp lingers in the popular imagination.
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Company B Launches 2009 SeasonThe Company B 2009 Season, launched last night at Belvoir St Theatre,
is an intrepid journey that will, over 12 months, take audiences across
countries, decades, cultures and circumstances.
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