Season: 17 - 20 June 2009 Fault By Sam Fisher Directed by Marilyn Ollett Alistair and Jane have not seen eye-to-eye for a quite while, and their views of what is wrong in their relationship are wildly different. Showing both perspectives of who may be at “fault”as the relationship begins to crack, this one act comedy allows the audience to make up its own mind. Qualified for the South Island Regional Festival on 6 and 7 June. Cast: Jane - Aimee Borlase Rachel - Jo Owsley Alistair - Jesse Hobbs Jason - Andy Fidow Swiss Cider By André Surridge Directed by Garry Thomas, assisted by Sarah Coursey New Zealander Christine is a professional actor working in Britain, and on the verge of making it big on the West End. Yet her life could so easily have ended by her own hand while a teenager living in the Waikato. "Swiss Cider" tackles the difficult subject of teenage suicide using flashbacks to recall how Christine survived the pressures of her earlier life. Written at a time when New Zealand had the highest suicide rate in the Western world, Surridge’s exploration of teen angst picked up the 1995 Minolta Playwrights' Association of New Zealand playwriting competition. Cast: Christine - Georgie Stylianou Mo'/Sally - Carole Anderson Ben/Brian - Braydon Priest Mother - Sarah Hollander Father - Richard Hensby Rob/Psych - Steve Millar Desperate and Dateless By Neil Troost Directed by Kris Vavasour Appearances are everything, especially when you are running a dating agency - or for that matter, if you want to get a date. Roger enters Camilla’s dating agency to “find himself a woman” and meets severe criticism. Will Roger really convince Camilla to have dinner with him, or will her business-like attitude prevail? Join these two characters as they let their masks down. Cast: Camilla - Marilyn Ollett Roger - Klaus Hermanspahn |