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Micro at the Metro

Tonight I am off to see Micro-Trip — seven brand new plays in 70 minutes!

All the plays are new work by emerging playwrights, some of whom are performing as well. They are:

Kale and Verona: a story of flatmates who may also be lovers
Grace: a black comedy about partying and loss
It’s Hot: an award winning screenplay about two con men adapted for the stage
Ten Commandments: a satire about Catholic confession
Moving Fast: something about politics and world domination
In the Park: a 30-something dating story
A Trip Down Brunswick: all about our very own Valley

It should be interesting — the producers, performers and special guest director Elise Greig are all long-established features of Brisbane theatre, talented artist Kitty Taube has designed the set, and composer Brian Cavanagh has lent his skills to the sound design.

A review will be here in a couple of days. In the meantime, see what the Courier-Mail and Australian newspapers have to say about it.

Micro-Trip is Part of Metro Arts' Independents 2007.

Credits:
Producers: Jo Thomas and Sean Dennehy
Performers: Nick Backstrom, Sean Dennehy, Christina Koch, Nigel Poulton and Jo Thomas
Playwrights: Nick Backstrom, Shaun Charles, Sean Dennehy, Dan Evans, Adam Gelin, Brendan Glanville and Sally Rodda
Special Guest Director: Elise Greig
Set design: Kitty Taube
Sound design: Brian Cavanagh

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