when: 15 - 30 July 2022 | venue: KXT - Kings Cross Theatre | cost: Adult: $45 | Concession: $35 | PREVIEWS 15, 16, 17, 19 July only : $30 | KXT20FOR20s-Thursday Only: $20 | address: Kings Cross Hotel, 244-248 William St, Potts Point NSW 2011 | website: http://www.kingsxtheatre.com/attempts | tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/attempts-on-her-life
published: 11 Jul 2022, 5 min read
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Meet Anne. Annie. Anya. Anushka. The New Anny which comes with electric windows as standard.
From the streets of the Mediterranean to Parisian boulevards. From the cover of Vogue to a local singles group. Her name is on the lips of police, lawyers, film execs, doctors, terrorists, art critics, mum and dad. She's a pornographic movie star, a killer and a brand of car.
'I feel like a screen. Like a TV screen where everything from the front looks real and alive, but round the back there's just dust and a few wires.'
Martin Crimp's 1997 masterpiece has been perplexing and inspiring audiences for almost two decades. Written against the backdrop of media saturation, Eastern European conflict and a spike in right wing terrorism the play has never felt more vital.
After years honing their craft at the beloved Kings Cross Theatre, Montague Basement are putting it all on the table for one final farewell to the venue with a production that is sure to be remembered.
Directed by Saro Lusty-Cavallari; Assistant Director Persephone Hitzke-Deane; Producers Claire Ferguson and Imogen Gardam; Set and Costume Designer Rita Naidu; Lighting Designer Sam Read; Sound and Video Designer Saro Lusty-Cavallari; Stage Manager Charlotte Breene.
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Meet Anne. Annie. Anya. Anushka. The New Anny which comes with electric windows as standard.
From the streets of the Mediterranean to Parisian boulevards. From the cover of Vogue to a local singles group. Her name is on the lips of police, lawyers, film execs, doctors, terrorists, art critics, mum and dad. She's a pornographic movie star, a killer and a brand of car.
'I feel like a screen. Like a TV screen where everything from the front looks real and alive, but round the back there's just dust and a few wires.'
Martin Crimp's 1997 masterpiece has been perplexing and inspiring audiences for almost two decades. Written against the backdrop of media saturation, Eastern European conflict and a spike in right wing terrorism the play has never felt more vital.
After years honing their craft at the beloved Kings Cross Theatre, Montague Basement are putting it all on the table for one final farewell to the venue with a production that is sure to be remembered.
Directed by Saro Lusty-Cavallari; Assistant Director Persephone Hitzke-Deane; Producers Claire Ferguson and Imogen Gardam; Set and Costume Designer Rita Naidu; Lighting Designer Sam Read; Sound and Video Designer Saro Lusty-Cavallari; Stage Manager Charlotte Breene.
Go see Attempts on Her Life by Martin Crimp 2022.
Attempts on Her Life by Martin Crimp 2022 is on 15 - 30 July 2022. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Potts Point. Call montaguebasement@gmail.com for details. Visit their website at http://www.kingsxtheatre.com/attempts.
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