The Factory Floor Season of Course Related Costs
The Factory Floor Season of Course Related Costs.
A new pitch-black comedy from The Outfit Theatre Company.
Written by ensemble member Colin Garlick
Directed by ensemble member Pete Coates
Being a student can be tough. After all, there's only so much time you can spend drinking, surfing, and messing round with your mates, all the while keeping Mum convinced that you're a star pupil. Not to even mention the always dire financial situation. What the hell do you do for cash when your course related costs money runs out? How do you afford that slab of Double Brown and ounce of Coro Gold then?
For flatmates Pete, Monty and AJ, the answer couldn't be more obvious. Why not get some use out of their developing chemistry and entrepreneurial skills, and cook up Auckland's best ever batch of methamphetamine!
It seems like the perfect plan, 6 months of cooking and selling equals 3 years of studying and partying. What could possibly go wrong? Well, add to the toxic mixture a junkie ex-girlfriend, a sociopathic crime boss and, inexplicably, a door-knocking conservative politician, and this suburban P-lab is all set to explode!
The Factory Floor season is Outfit Theatre’s annual development initiative. Starting with 2011’s ‘Love After Dark’, The Factory Floor is designed to give Outfit Theatre’s ensemble actors the opportunity to expand their creative skills into writing or directing, and also to give new emerging performers the opportunity to work with, and within, the Outfit Theatre’s ensemble.
Rating: R15. Contains violence, strong language and adult themes.
Where: The Basement Studio, Lower Greys Ave, Auckland CB
When: Tuesday 29th May - Saturday 2nd June
Show times: 8pm Tues-Sat. Late night show 10pm Friday
Tickets: $13 concession* $18 adult
Bookings: www.iticketco.n
More info: www.outfittheatre.co.n
www.basementtheatre.co.nz
*concession includes: students, seniors and equity card holders.
Starring: Brad Johnson, Jordan Mooney, Tarquinn Kennedy, Joel Herbert, Chris Tempest, Sarah Graham, Jacqui Nauman, Devlin Bishop and Andrew Ford.
Producer: Ema Barton
Lighting: Brad Gledhill
Set Design: Sarah Graham
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