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Muff

10 May 2013 - 25 May 2013
Presented by: 
Five.point.one

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five.point.one is proud to present its first production for 2013 -  the World Premiere of MUFF by Van Badham.
 
Tom and Eve, a young couple very much in love, attend a party where Eve is randomly raped and beaten. Under the burdens, their relationship collapses. Five years later, Eve returns from overseas to find that Tom has a new girlfriend; the much younger and much more sexually adventurous Manpreet. As the women contest the their place in the house, and in Tom’s heart, Eve is forced to confront the fact that despite their love, restarting the relationship might be impossible.
 
Muff explores how dark forces can lurk both in ordinary places and ordinary people, and the risks of complex internal worlds colliding when we love - or make love to – someone.
 
How much damage can we take? How does that determine the actions of which we are capable or what we will become? And most importantly in any relationship: which way does the toilet roll need to roll?
 

Season May 10, 11, 12,15, 16, 17, 18, 19. 22, 23, 24, 25.   All shows at 8pm.

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And No More Shall We Part

13 Jun 2013 - 29 Jun 2013

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Winner of the  AWGIE award for Best Stage Play 2010 and Victorian Premier's Literary award for Drama 2010.

"Definitely in the ‘if you only see one play this year’ category....It’s a truly great play.... A tear-jerking one...almost a momentous one." - Curtain Call

"..like watching a toughened glass windscreen shatter in exquisitely slow motion" - Financial Times

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This Old Man Comes Rolling Home

17 Jul 2013 - 3 Aug 2013
Presented by: 
Adapt Enterprises

This Old Man Comes Rolling Home is a ‘slice of life’ Australian drama set in 1950s Redfern Sydney.
Written in a fair dinkum ocker vernacular, the play inhabits the world of the Aussie battler, encompassing values from an Australia that has largely faded away.  The narrative follows the fluctuating fortunes of the Dockerty family and the trials and tribulations of inner city life, exploring themes of alcoholism, poverty and love.

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Award Nominations

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 Companies at the Bakehouse have been nominated for the following Curtain Call Awards for 2011/2012:-

Bakehouse Theatre Company:-
Best Female Performance  - Joanne Hartstone - Misery;  Best Ensemble - The Elephant Song

About the Bakehouse

About the Bakehouse Theatre

The Bakehouse from Cardwell St
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Studio Theatre
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The Bakehouse is a charming, intimate live theatre at the east end of Angas Street. Combine your theatre experience with dining or just a couple of drinks after the show.  The Seven Stars pub is just down the road in Angas Street, Hutt St restaurant strip is around the corner and we are only five minutes walk to The Garden of Unearthly Delights during Fringe time.