One Hour No Oil
Event description
26 October - 05 November, 2022
ONE HOUR NO OIL By Kenneth Moraleda and Jordan Shea
Director Kenneth Moraleda with John Gomez Goodway, Shaw Cameron, Alec Steedman
TICKETS:Â $30 previews | $35 Conc | $45 Adult
Thursday Under 30s discount: apply code KXT20FOR20S to Adult tickets Note this is only avail for Thurs perfs
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Bhing is a recent migrant and a trained school teacher but has been mending the battered bodies of Perth residents through pressure points and massage tradition to survive. Disenfranchised, anxious and forever sending his hard-earned cash home, he yearns to move on to an industry that will excel him. Scott, a miner pulled to the Pilbara by a captive pay packet and caught up in the FIFO cycle, arrives for his appointment full of tension and unreasonable demands to be fixed. Through a series of massage appointments, the two bring their polarising values, expectations of male friendship and intimate secrets to the fore.
This new work interrogates the dilemmas of people of colour working within the Australian service industry, the complexity of toxic masculinity, and mental health within the mining work culture through an inventive theatrical language Â
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Assistant Director/Understudy: Thomas Loveluck Movement Director: Lauren Nalty Set Designer: Soham Apte Costume Designer: Jessi Seymour Lighting Designer: Saint Clair  Composers: Zac Saric and Alec Steedman Sound Designer: Zac Saric Fight Coordinator: Tim Dashwood Stage Manager: Alex Liang Production Manager: Mollie Webb Production Administrator: Roman Berry Producers: kwento (Kenneth Moraleda and Jordan Shea)
WORLD PREMIERE
presented by KWENTO
www.kingsxtheatre.com/one-hour
Current Covid regulations mean latecomers will not be admitted. Please wear a mask
This production contains strong language, haze, references to mental health, self-harm, racism, and misogyny. If you would like further information on how these are presented, please contact admin@kwento.com.au Â
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