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Fringe Festival: Fight or Flight

BRAVE PRODUCTIONS Fight or Flight Written & Devised by BRAVE Directed by Harriette Cowan

BATS Theatre Friday 2nd - Saturday 10th March 6.30pm, $15/12/10 Bookings: 04 802 4175 | book@bats.co.nz

What are YOU scared of?

A quirky physical comedy about fear and all the phobias that hold us back in life.

From our mundane superstitions to our life shattering moments the phobia’s we carry are explored and examined in this new devised work by BRAVE.

BRAVE’s last Fringe Festival show Anything to Declare? by Mel Dodge was a sold out success that also travelled to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where Mel stumbled upon the idea for a new play about fear in the age of the ‘terror attacks’.

“We were at the airport coming back home after Edinburgh at the time of the last attack on London. We were restricted to plastic carry on luggage and it was surreal how docile those around us were in giving up their liberties in the name of fear.”

Starring and devised by Mel Dodge, Gene Alexander, Robyn Patterson and Nat Bolt a variety of characters are explored from a woman obsessed with terror attacks, a man who has a fear of commitment, monsters under the bed, creepy crawlies and OCD’s ..

'Very funny, cleverly directed and wonderfully acted. And it’s only the company's second show. Bring on number three.'–Capital Times Quarter Pounding (2006)

'One of the most honest and real pieces of theatre I have seen all year.'- Salient

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CURRENT SHOWS: Flagons and Foxtrots By Alison Quigan & Ross Gumbley Downstage Theatre 10 FEBRUARY – 17 MARCH Bookings: 04 801 6946 or www.downstage.co.nz Share in the nostalgic celebration as we head down to the dance hall for a night of fun, laughter and rampant hormones.

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FRINGE: www.fringe.co.nz Lovers of Central Park 7-24 FEBRUARY, 6.30pm Wed-Fri & 3.00pm Saturday Central Park, Brooklyn Road loversofcentralpark@gmail.com Experience the most romantic show of the Fringe. A guided walk through Central Park, revealing a montage of lovers'

The Chit Chat Lounge 9 FEBRUARY – 4MARCH, 10.00pm – 12.00am Paramount Theatre, FREE Wellington’s very own Late Night Talk Show, starring the charismatic hosts Vinyl Burns & HotNuts & Popcorn, featuring comedy, circus, film, live music and a string of talented guests.

Imagining Reality 18 - 22FEBRUARY, 9.30pm BATS Theatre book@bats.co.nz BabyshadS brings you another night of insight, chaos and buffoonery.

Brain Power
21 – 25 FEBRUARY, 6.30pm BATS Theatre book@bats.co.nz A funny film noir set in a brain.

Porcelain Grin 26 FEBRUARY - 1 MARCH, 6.30pm BATS Theatre book@bats.co.nz Lottie’s looking for love and the tooth fairy! Starring Brooke Williams

Fight or Flight 2- 10 MARCH, 6.30pm BATS Theatre book@bats.co.nz A dark physical comedy about fear and all of the different fears that hold us back in life. What are you afraid of? www.bravetheatre.com

CHECK IT OUT . . .
Fringe Festival www.fringe.org.nz Maintain: The Movie www.maintainmovie.co.nz Theatre Review www.theatreview.org.nz
BATS Theatre www.bats.co.nz The Package www.thepackage.co.nz Theatre Comrades www.theatrecomrades.co.nz
OdESSA www.odessamusic.net Downstage Theatre www.downstage.co.nz Random Films www.randomfilms.co.nz

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