NUTS Presents: Prickly Love

PRICKLY LOVE, Written by Gita Bezard

April won’t settle for anyone less than hilarious and Mads can’t figure out how to say hello. Holly is exploring the secrets of the universe. Harry loves Danny, but just can’t quite believe that their office romance can survive and Lila is wondering if a cactus will tear her relationship apart. In amongst the water cooler lovers and the lunchroom anxieties, runs a deep truth about the difficulty of staying connected, building meaningful relationships, and keeping out all the noise, in a very noisy time. 🪐🌵     

TICKETS

• NUTS/CAST - $12.00 (+bf) 
• Arc Member - $18.00 (+bf) 
• Concession - $20.00 (+bf)
• General Admission - $24.00 (+bf)

CAST

• April- Ines Sicard
  
• Mads- Katherine Vu
  
• Gabbie- Isabella Mitchell
  
• Lila- Charlie Thomson 
  
• Danny- Aidan Hale
  
• Harry- Angus Crampton 
  
• Slyvia- Olivia Castree-Croad
  
• Jaxon- Jasmine Jenkins 
  
• Sam- Zoe Berg 
• Holly- Isla Hook

CREW

• Director- Emma Johns 
• Producer- Cathy Gilbert
• Stage Manager- Gaby Whalland
• Lead Designer- Zara Eggers
• Assistant Director- Scout McWhinney 
• Assistant Producer- Anastasia Dougenis
• Lighting Designer- Charlie Campbell
• Assistant Lighting- Olivia Castree- Croad
• Music Producer- Sophia Tudman 
• Composer- Ziv Pinco 
• Set Designer- Corah Fortune 
• Set Assistants- Abigail Tapping and Shirli Lim
• Costume Designer- Corah Fortune 
• Costume Assistants- Indi Harris and Judith Cui
• Publicity Head- Grace Cooper
• Publicity Assistant- Lorna Mitchell
• Graphic Designer- Tea (Tianna) Blaiklock
• Photographer- Dom Young 
• Videographers- Danni Fenech and Sam Davison 
• Grievance Officer- David Thane 
• Production Assistants- Charlie Thomson, Lanah Watters, Jack Fahd and David Thane

NUTS and the Prickly Love team acknowledge that this show is produced, rehearsed, and performed on the unceded lands of the Bidjigal People of the Eora Nation. We acknowledge their ongoing connection to the air, water, and land of the UNSW campus. Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.