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Do you know what your children are up to?

‘Brewing’
Do you know what your children are up to?


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The desperate need to belong, to be part of something greater than ourselves, is powerful force. ‘Brewing’ takes you into the lives of five teenagers caught up in a world they don’t understand and shows them a side of themselves they didn’t know existed.

The dark arts have often appealed to young people who are looking for a place to belong, looking for a sense of power in a world where they often feel powerless. Anton, Izzy, Rach, Claire and Kane are no different. During a silly game one night they unleash a darkness upon the group that will take them places they never expected to go.

An original Mad World Productions ‘Brewing’ looks at the innocence of evil, how easy it is to get caught up in something bigger than yourself and ultimately to lose yourself within in it.

12, 13 and 14 of February at 7.30pm at St Peter’s Hall Paekakariki. Koha/donation entry.


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