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'Treats' by Christopher Hampton - Presented by Fever103 Theatre
 

Award-winning English playwright Christopher Hampton proposes an intimate exploration of the hilarious and heartbreaking ways in which we struggle to navigate our romantic and erotic relationships in Treats. 

 

The year is 1972. Within the walls of a dilapidated English flat, translator Ann’s docile existence with her partner Patrick is upended when her former lover Dave returns from the rubble of Cyprus to find his life in London in disarray, and his existence replaced with that of the “feeble” Patrick. As the two men attempt to navigate the absurdity of their newfound coexistence, Ann finds herself confined within a testosterone fuelled bull-ring of belittling mockery and merciless revelations of home truths. 

 

Presented by emerging company FEVER103 Theatre, Directed by Monique Marani and starring Ashleigh Coleman (Eyes Wide Woke), Nicholas Jaquinot (One Punch), and James Martin (Much Ado About Nothing), Treats packs the wit of Oscar Wilde and Hampton’s signature pathos into one explosive Bermuda Love Triangle of deception, tenderness, and rage. Who will you love and who will you loathe?

 

Event details

Venue: Southbank Theatre, The Lawler - 140 Southbank Blvd, Southbank Vic 3006
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Start Date: Thursday 08 April 2021

Production Details
Thursday April 8th - Saturday April 10th 7pm
Saturday April 10th additional matinee 3pm
Sunday April 11th 4pm
Southbank Theatre, The Lawler
140 Southbank Blvd, Southbank VIC 3006
More info: southbanktheatre.com.au/treats

 

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