Stand Up For Charlie
By Will Agnew
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Stand Up For Charlie
Project 2012-12-09 20:27:49 +1300
Collab Project with Fringe
The Wellington Fringe Festival is an open-access festival held every summer involving a wide range of shows across all artforms in venues throughout the city.
THE SHOW
Stand Up For Charlie is a play developed by Slave Labour Productions for the Wellington Fringe Festival 2013.
What does it take to roast a dead man?
A group of stand up comedians deal with grief, guilt and responsibility after the celebrity they verbally destroy at a comedy roast commits suicide.
When the comedians are offered by a seedy entertainment manager the chance to take part in a 'Post Roast' - a comedy roast dedicated to the already dead Charlie, questions, emotions and the dead are all raised, as the nature of comedy and the power of words are put on display.
A dark comedy centred on the people who make us laugh for a living, and an examination of what it means to get a laugh out of an audience -- and just how far we'll go to do it.
THE TEAM
Slave Labour Productions is a new collective formed by Chris Swney, Will Agnew and Bronwyn Cheyne, whose powers combined give them the drive to create unique, kick arse theatre with an edge.
The love child of Victoria University's Theatre Department, Long Cloud Theatre and the International Institute of Modern Letters's Scriptwriting programme, Slave Labour Productions is determined to produce quality entertainment - and what better way to get rolling than with the Fringe Festival.
Visit our Facebook event page at https://www.facebook.com/events/523429727669242/ (or Facebook search 'Stand Up For Charlie') for more info on dates, location, ticket prices and session times.
Tickets can be booked by emailing
slavelabourproductions@gmail.com
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Stand Up For Charlie
Project 2012-12-09 20:27:49 +1300
Collab Project with Fringe
The Wellington Fringe Festival is an open-access festival held every summer involving a wide range of shows across all artforms in venues throughout the city.
THE SHOW
Stand Up For Charlie is a play developed by Slave Labour Productions for the Wellington Fringe Festival 2013.
What does it take to roast a dead man?
A group of stand up comedians deal with grief, guilt and responsibility after the celebrity they verbally destroy at a comedy roast commits suicide.
When the comedians are offered by a seedy entertainment manager the chance to take part in a 'Post Roast' - a comedy roast dedicated to the already dead Charlie, questions, emotions and the dead are all raised, as the nature of comedy and the power of words are put on display.
A dark comedy centred on the people who make us laugh for a living, and an examination of what it means to get a laugh out of an audience -- and just how far we'll go to do it.
THE TEAM
Slave Labour Productions is a new collective formed by Chris Swney, Will Agnew and Bronwyn Cheyne, whose powers combined give them the drive to create unique, kick arse theatre with an edge.
The love child of Victoria University's Theatre Department, Long Cloud Theatre and the International Institute of Modern Letters's Scriptwriting programme, Slave Labour Productions is determined to produce quality entertainment - and what better way to get rolling than with the Fringe Festival.
Visit our Facebook event page at https://www.facebook.com/events/523429727669242/ (or Facebook search 'Stand Up For Charlie') for more info on dates, location, ticket prices and session times.
Tickets can be booked by emailing
slavelabourproductions@gmail.com
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23/12/2012 at 12:01am
22/12/2012 at 9:14pm
22/12/2012 at 7:16pm
22/12/2012 at 1:23pm
21/12/2012 at 12:55pm
18/12/2012 at 1:10pm
14/12/2012 at 2:47pm