WHAT’S ON (Sydney): Love and Information
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FROMĀ iconic playwright Caryl Churchill comes Love and Information, an acclaimed new play that is currently in the middle of its Australian premiere season at Sydney Theatre Company.
Directed by Kip Williams, the production is presented as a series of tantalising vignettes in which over 100 vibrant characters search for meaning in their lives.
[showadsĀ ad=MREC]This sharp yet tender playĀ is like aĀ fragmented kaleidoscope ofĀ scenes that make up a world where the internetĀ inspires obsession, and real-life human interaction is threatened by the rise of FaceTime conversations and celebrity selfies.
Through sex, death, feeling, thinking, taxidermy and karaoke the characters discover each other. Within their intimate whispers, philosophical exchanges and life-changing revelations, audiences see themselves and the people we love.
Churchill is one of the worldās foremost living playwrights. Since the 1950s, she has maintained inventiveness and a currency that remain unmatched. In Love and Information, her signature wit and profound intuition reveal a kaleidoscope of human connections.
The gifted cast of this Sydney Theatre production use their chameleonic talents to explore this unique and evocative snapshot of our modern era.
DETAILS
Sydney Theatre Company, Wharf 1 Theatre
Showing until August 15, 2015
For details and ticket bookings, click here
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