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An Awkward Family Christmas


An Awkward Family Christmas

The Outfit Theatre Company in association with STAMP at THE EDGE present
An Awkward Family Christmas

"an infectious sense of fun." - A Criminal Christmas, 2011, NZ HERALD:
"One of Auckland's slickest young companies" - Short + Sweet Festival, 2011, NZ HERALD

Yuletide is here... get ready to cringe! Join the extended Potts-Chambers family’s awfully awkward Christmas shindig.

You think your Christmas is hard? Try sharing it with Aryan twins, a pottery making lesbian life partner, a brain damaged supermodel and a perpetually unloved stoner son. Add to the mix a meal of orange, cauliflower and spark plugs… it’s gonna get incredibly awkward.

Start your silly season off with a bang and be convinced your family is actually normal over Christmas!*
R16.
Herald Theatre
Booking Details:
Ticket prices $30 adults, $25 concession
BOOK NOW: 0800 BUY TICKETS or 09 357 3355
Ticketing website: http://www.the-edge.co.nz/Event-Pages/A/Awkward-Family-Christmas.aspx

Writer: Thomas Sainsbury
Director: Benjamin Henson
Set Deign: John Parker
Lighting Design: Brad Gledhill
Producer: Ema Barton
Co Producers: Pete Coates, Sarah Graham

CAST
POLLY - Jacqui Nauman
PERCY - Andrew Ford
BUDDY - Cole Jenkins
JOHN - Brad Johnson
DENISE – Michelle Leuthart
KAZ – Laura Daniel
TREVOR - Mick Innes
FELICIA - Heidi Kauta
KEITH - Joel Herbert
KEITHA - Kate Vox
WINSTON - Chris Tempest

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