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Where's My Money?
 

7th Floor Theatre Presents

John Patricks Shanley’s, Where’s My Money?

Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, John Patrick Stanley’s (Doubt, Moonstruck) black comedy Where’s My Money? is currently in rehearsals at 7th Floor Theatre ahead of the season running from  Wednesday 20 November  – Saturday 30 November at The Burrow, Fitzroy.

Directed by Beng Oh and featuring an exceptional cast of local artists, Where’s My Money? is a hold-onto-your-beret vicious black comedy.  Sardonic and caustic, Where’s My Money? dissects the institution of marriage with Shanley's inimitable razor-sharp wit.

“… (a)semi-surrealist comedy about revenge, retribution and the emotional and physical scars of modern relationships…Shanley's gift for acid-laced one-liners and emotionally tumescent exchanges is certainly potent… Where’s My Money? suggests some intriguing ideas about the dangerous way men and women work out humiliations and frustrations from their past on their current partners…" —Variety.

 "…lively, smart, occasionally scary and rich in reverse wisdom." —NY Times.

The past always catches up with you and those skeletons in the closet are certain to come back. Where's My Money? exposes the truth in its satirical look at the business of love and marriage.

Cast Catherine Ward, Leigh Scully, Bronte Carmichael, Hayden Burke, Heather Bloom, Callum Mackay

Director Beng Oh

Producer Abbie King

Stage Manager Alison Ford

Assistant Stage Manager Bronte Carmichael

Lighting Designer David Silvester

Set Design and Construction Chris Ward

 

Season Dates

20 November – 30 November

Opening Night

Thursday 21 November

Venue

The Burrow 83 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, Victoria 3065

Tickets

https://www.trybooking.com/BFWDX

 

Event details

Venue: The Burrow 83 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, Victoria 3065
Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/BFWDX
Start Date: Wednesday 20 November 2019

 

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