SUDS Presents: Tempest Lew's 'Orange Peels'

SUDS Presents: Orange Peels

Written by Tempest Lew

Orange Peels is a one man experimental play where every night one person steps on a stage with no idea of the set, no idea of the script, no rehearsals, and no director. Only the present moment as their guide in a theatrical experiment where anything can happen and nothing is planned. Each night it's a different actor, a different set, different lighting, and a different interpretation of the script. No two performances are the same! Orange Peels explores Roe as they explore their past in the form of fragmented childhood memories and their journey through life.

Runtime: 55 minutes - 1hr 15 minutes* (No intermission).

Doors Open at 6:50pm for a 7pm start.

CONTENT WARNINGS: This production contains depictions and implications of violence, death, animal cruelty, animal death, and suicide.

This production contains the use of haze.

Cast:

29/04 Anastasia Kemmis (she/her) / Roe Anderson

30/04 Amelie Roberts (they/them) / Roe Bridges

01/05 Dean Foundis-Borrett (he/him) / Roe Cassarow

02/05 Alice Thompson (she/her/he/him) / Roe Dunn

06/05 Avery Liu (she/her) / Roe Ells

07/05 Aayuka Panditharatne (he/him) / Roe Ford

08/05 Isabella Giuntoli (she/her) / Roe Gadot

09/05 Finnegan Lai (he/they) / Roe Hollis

Standby/s:

Pat (he/they)

(Cast Is Subject To Change)

Creatives:

LEAD SHOWRUNNER Tempest Lew (he/they)

ASSIST. SHOWRUNNER Jaewon Han (she/her)

CO-PRODUCER Bharat Sharma (he/him)

CO-PRODUCER Isla Freeman (she/her)

STAGE MANAGER Zain Lutfi (he/him)

STAGEHAND Sophie Jin (she/her)

STAGEHAND Weylin Martens-Mullane (he/him)

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Milla Nikolova (she/her)

LIGHT/SOUND DESIGN Ema Ellis (she/her)

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Grace Amarante (she/her)

PUBLICITY OFFICER Linsy Felisya (she/her)

SET DESIGNER Sofia Angelini (she/her)

ASSIST. SET DESIGNER Jude Diaz Romano (he/him)

COSTUME DESIGNER Hex (they/them)

FRONT OF HOUSE MANAGER Claire Kim (she/they)

PHOTOGRAPHER Tempest Lew (he/him)

SUDS acknowledges that the Cellar Theatre resides on stolen land of the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. As a society that exists to tell stories, it is important to acknowledge that stories were being told on this land for thousands of years before colonisation. SUDS pays respect to elders, past, present, and emerging.