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Appraisal
 

A two-handed drama that follows the process of an annual staff work review gone horribly wrong. Jo, a senior manager, needs to appraise head of department Nicky's work. Nicky just wants to keep working. What follows is a powerplay of manipulation, subtext and subterfuge exploring explosive consequences arising out of a seemingly innocent conversation. A brand-new play by award-winning, Adelaide Fringe Sell-out writer, Tim Marriott (Mengele, Shell Shock)

2022 Edinburgh Fringe sell-out

★★★★ “A classically structured two-hander that captures the unjustifiable” The Scotsman

★★★★★ “A battle of wits… tight, well-paced and engrossing” Reviews Hub

★★★★★ “Absolutely excellent play to watch. So clever” Edinburgh Review

 

Event details

Venue: Goodwood Institute/Kryztoff at the Goodwood Theatre - Main Theatre
Bookings: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/appraisal-af2023
Start Date: Friday 17 February 2023

Australian Premiere at the Adelaide Fringe

Thursday 17 February 1pm
Saturday 19 February 2.30pm
Sunday 20 February 2.30pm
Friday 24 February 6pm
Saturday 25 February 1pm
Sunday 26 February 1pm

 

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