SUDS Presents: How Will I Know? PART THREE
Event description
SUDS Presents: How Will I Know? Part THREE
Saturday 8 April
7pm
The Cellar Theatre
TICKETS:
SUDS $3
USU Rewards $5
Student $7
Adult $12
For the last four months, creative brainpower has been a-brewing and a-stewing. Our third show of the year, Slot 3 is the show where new SUDS members come to the fore, acting in a showcase of short pieces written by and for SUDS members. Everything is original. Each night is different, no two pieces the same - and they’re all inspired by the dauntignly tantalisingly rhetorical ponderance: ‘How Will I Know?’
My god, could this be the best show of the year? Could it? How WILL you know? By buying tickets, right now. The closing night promises to be a special one, with the following pieces and actors:
New Hellworld Industries Product Just Dropped - The Mesopotamian demigod Gilgamesh pays a visit to Service NSW.
written and directed by Stuart Rich
with Emily Skipper, Trevor Lau, Samir Cheema and Adelaide Tustian
Content Warnings: Mild violence, scary noises, Australianisms
Like Father, Like Son - An ‘unusual’ father and son talk about the big stuff.
written by Danny Yazdani
directed by Paul Lapinski
with Nelson Lee and Finn Wallace
Content warnings: Coarse language.
The Perfect Occasion - Two brothers have very different requests for the waitress.
written and directed by Lucy Bailey
with Mary Aranha, Mitchell Dihm, Justin Leong, Calga Alca and Echo Lv
Content Warnings: Addiction.
Man Citalopram Gives Me F'd Up Dreams - Police wakes you up at night and accuses you of killing yourself.
written by Paul Lapinski
directed by Georgie Eggleton
with Imogen Hughes, Akash Mehta and Shannon Sangineto
Content Warnings: Depression, suicide, addiction.
Pilgrimage - When a religious young girl disappears, her best friend and God are left to pick up the pieces.
written and directed by Gemma Hudson
with Georgiana Truman and Renee Jaiswal
Content Warnings: Coarse language, death
Frankenstein's Intestines (You Gotta Say it like it Rhymes) - Two friends question what actually happens when you donate your body to science.
written by Mary Franklin
directed by Vanessa Purnama and Danny Yazdani
with Leith Johnson and Matthew Wong
Content Warnings: References to death, discussion of criminal activity, discussion of black market organ purchases, references to sports.
Beans and Bickering - Seventy days into the apocalypse, two men have a domestic dispute. A third eats beans.
written by Jeremy Jenkins
directed by Bella Wellstead
with Scott Gabutto, Finn Wallace and Mitchell Dihm
Content Warnings: Coarse language.
The Speech - An 18th Birthday party speech doesn’t go down the way the speakers intended.
written by Izabella Rizzo
directed by Tom Findlay
with Claude Meaney, Mitchell Dihm and Emily Skipper
Content Warnings: Coarse Language, Alluded Alcohol use.