Catching The Juice
What is our life’s purpose, our role in the world?
- 10th -12th April 2003
- Weimar Room, 27 Hindley Street, Adelaide
About
No Strings Theatre Of Disability presents Catching the Juice, a bold theatrical exploration that tackles life’s biggest questions with humor, heart, and a healthy dose of irreverence.
The Big Questions What gives our lives purpose? How do we validate our existence—through work, family, sport, or art? And how do these questions change when you’re someone society has pushed to the margins?
Catching the Juice doesn’t just ask these questions—it turns them inside out, upside down, and shakes them until something extraordinary falls out.
Performance:
April 10 at 7pm
April 11 at 2pm and 7pm
April 12 at 2pm with a public forum to follow.
Who is involved
Director: Jo Zealand
Cast: Paul Bennier, David Buzzacott, Kate Ellis, Victoria Hall, Rachel High, Stable Steve Johnston, Jan Kanda, Duncan Luke, Kym MacKenzie, Sam McMahon, Tess Morgan, Donald Munro, Keith Powell, Richard Samai, Melissa Smith, Damien Turbin, Darryl Williams
Project Writer: Stephen House
Choreographer: Amanda Philips
Filmmakers: Heather Croall, Amy Gebhardt, Jain Moralee
Design: Susie Skinne
Lighting: Michael ‘Lenny’ Ceniuch
Music: Jon Baker, Sam McMahon, Sam Willoughby
Mentors: Astrid Pill, Reangle Pictures, Stephen Sheehan
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