July 19 - August 5
Co Production
Flight Path Theatre
and Divergent Theatre Collective
TEENAGE DICK
by Mike Lew
SHOW TIMES
July 19 Wednesday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
July 20 Thursday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
July 21 Friday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
July 22 Saturday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
July 26 Wednesday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
July 27 Thursday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
July 28 Friday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
July 29 Saturday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
Aug 2 Wednesday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
Aug 3 Thursday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
Aug 4 Friday 7.30 – 9.00 pm
Aug 5 Saturday 6.00 – 7.30 pm
Tickets:
https://www.flightpaththeatre.org/whats-on/teenage-dick
Flight Path Theatre, Addison Road Community Centre
142 Addison Road, Marrickville NSW 2204
⭐️⭐️⭐️ We need your help! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Support our upcoming co production of the Sydney Premiere of Teenage Dick by Mike Lew, showing at Flight Path Theatre | July 19-August 5.
Your contribution would help improve representation and access to Performing Arts for creatives, practitioners, artists and audience, living with disability.
Teenage Dick is supported by Creative Partnerships Australia through the Australian Cultural Fund and is directed by theatre director and disability advocate, Dan Graham! We’re very excited about this project. And all donations over $2 is deductible on your tax return. Every little bit helps!
More information on the link below:
Australian Cultural Fund
Sydney Fringe Festival - LIMITLESS 2022
Before Breakfast by Thomas Pasatieri
A ONE ACT OPERA
Featuring Opera Australia Soprano - Jane Ede
Piano - Kate Johnson
Director - Dan Graham
Stage Manager - Pearl Junor
Production Manager/ Movement - Roman Berry
Image by Malcolm Ede
September 7 - 6.30 pm to 7.30 pm
September 9 - 6.30 pm to 7.30 pm (Auslan Interpreted)
September 10 - 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm (Sensory Friendly)
Venue:
107 Projects Performance Space
107 Redfern Street
Redfern 2016
2022 NEW INITIATIVE
Monthly opportunity for writers/ performers, focusing on the process and development.
Kasaysayan
unfolding of stories
Kasaysayan is a Cebuano word
(a dialect from the Philippines)
for unfolding and sharing of stories.
Monthly/ Regular Event curated by Divergent Theatre Collective
We invite and feature writers/ theatre makers/ performers who would like the opportunity to develop their work (new or recent and haven’t been performed or developed). There will be one featured writer/ theatremaker/ performer each month.
We strongly encourage writers from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, BIPOC and first nations people, who would like to further develop ‘bilingual’ writing and storytelling.
FOCUS:
We encourage Contemporary New Work. DTC is interested in the collaborator's process, approach to work at hand & personal development.
At the end of the month's development, collaborators/ creators present documentation and a 5 Minute video of the work in development.
OUR FIRST FEATURED CREATIVE FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON. WATCH THIS SPACE.
“When I was young, A.M. was Dumplings. P.M. was Fish and Chips. When I was older, A.M. was plantain, P.M. a walnut whip”
IT TASTES LIKE HOME
Book/ Lyrics by Lorna Wells
Music by Eudora Yutong Qiao
Directed by Roman Berry
The Recipe
Prepare two families,
Mix in two cultures,
Then slowly add three identities,
Spice liberally with two different cuisines
Now mix really well.
Cook in a London oven for two generations. The finished dish should look like ……One Life?
“When I was young, A.M was Dumplings.P.M was Fish and Chips. When I was Older, A.M was plantain, P.M a walnut whip”
‘It Tastes Like Home’, is a musical comedy set in modern day London. It explores a love story between first generation Jamaican Camilla, and Yi of Chinese descent. As their tentative relationship develops, can they balance their two worlds of family, culture and values?
Backed by a soundtrack fused with reggae and Chinese influences, this unique and feel-good multicultural musical explores what ‘home’ looks like when you come from another place, and whether migrants and their children can really ever unite their, culture, passions, and identity with that of the host country they are in…….
In the end is that how we survive?
The food and culture it keeps us alive?
Both when your home is far, far away,
Or when you’re born here, and still feel a ‘way’.
More Info: https://www.it-tastes-like-home.com
First Performed for Clapham Fringe (October 2017) at The Bread & Roses Theatre. It had another sold out season (full version) produced in partnership with The Bread & Roses Theatre the following year (October 2018).
Assistant Director - Gwenan Bain
Musical Supervisor/ Orchestration - Elliot Clay
Stage Manager/ Vocal Coach - Mimi Brooks
Set & Costume Design - Geraldine Cooper
Lighting Design & Technical Adviser - Chuma Emembolu
Technical Operator/ Sound Design - James Peake. Edward Justham
"ANY DAY THEY COULD BIND US, SEND US HOME TO REMIND US THAT A DREAM CAN BE LOST AND A LINE HAS BEEN CROSSED"
ILLEGALS THE GAME SHOW
June 23-28, 2015 | ILLEGALS – THE GAME SHOW
Written by Roman Berry & Eleanor Sy Templeman
Original Music: Rachel Hylton Smith
Lyrics: Timothy Michael Vest
Waterloo East Theatre, London
New page, New life, New land.
I can have good money.
I can send good money.
I can find good money.
No more dried fish…a migrant dreams!
Three travelers search for prosperity in the Kingdom.
A Domestic Worker proudly follows a heroes path,
a Trafficked Sex Worker look for love and a Flamboyant Freedom Seeker
escapes an oppressed past. But life in the Kingdom is NOT what it seems.
Fusing text, poetry, original music and dance,
their adventure unfolds through The Game Show!
THREE players, ONE winner, YOU DECIDE!
The Game Show Hosts:
Guido Garcia Lueches (Uruguay)
Milena Valentin (Bulgaria)
The Illegals:
Lola May (Nigeria)
Lai-Si Lassalle (US)
Kris Webb (UK)
The Internal Voices:
Anthony Acosta (UK)
Laura Menendez (Spain)
Christopher Green (UK)
The Guards:
Phoebe Rodrigues (UK)
Matthew Blagdon (UK)
Eden Avital Alexander (Israel)
Rasheeda Maxine Cullen (UK)
Matias Di Masso (Argentina)
Creatives:
Directors: Marieke de Veer (Holland), Roman Berry (Philippines), Dramaturgy: T. Michael Vest
Musical Directors:
Rachel Hylton Smith (UK). T. Michale Vest (US)
Set Design and Costumes: Eunji Cho (South Korea), Saburina Quing (China)
Repetiteur and Costumes: Saburina Quing (China)
The Production had another season on November 2016 at The Waterloo East Theatre, London. This was part of the 2016 South East Asian Arts Festival.
