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Year
2009
Author
Ian Wilding
Abstract
Devised by cast and Director Tom Gutteridge and writer Ian Wilding, into The Unknown is a series of vignettes around public transport, disapearence and ‘the unknown’. Part of Mudfest 11.
Choice, chance, attraction and danger — what are the elements that trip the switch and turn strangers into something more intimate?Built from a series of improvisations, ranging from the utterly abstract to the viscerally real, Into The Unknown is the product of a unique collaboration between award-winning writer, Ian Wilding, Union House Theatre’s Artistic Director, Tom Gutteridge, and a group of Melbourne University student theatre makers. The result is an exploration of the idea of theatre at its most basic, funny, physical and authentic.
These showings of Into the Unknown will be a work-in-progress as we develop the show towards a future season
Director
Tom Gutteridge
Cast
Joshua Lynzaat, Eleanor Bally, Olivia McCombe, Mattie Young
Crew
LX design: Bronwyn Pringle
| Title | Into the Unknown |
| Start Date | 20/08/2009 |
| End Date | 29/08/2009 |
| Abstract | Devised by cast and Director Tom Gutteridge and writer Ian Wilding, into The Unknown is a series of vignettes around public transport, disapearence and ‘the unknown’. Part of Mudfest 11 |
| Author | Ian Wilding |
| Director | Tom Gutteridge |
| Company | Union House Theatre |
| Venue | Guild Theatre |
| Crew | LX design: Bronwyn Pringle |
| Cast | Joshua Lynzaat, Eleanor Bally, Olivia McCombe, Mattie Young |
| Notes | Choice, chance, attraction and danger — what are the elements that trip the switch and turn strangers into something more intimate?Built from a series of improvisations, ranging from the utterly abstract to the viscerally real, Into The Unknown is the product of a unique collaboration between award-winning writer, Ian Wilding, Union House Theatre\’s Artistic Director, Tom Gutteridge, and a group of Melbourne University student theatre makers. The result is an exploration of the idea of theatre at its most basic, funny, physical and authentic. These showings of Into the Unknown will be a work-in-progress as we develop the show towards a future season |