Serve Yourself To The Joys Of Seduction!

Serve Yourself To The Joys Of Seduction!

Becoming The Courtesan opened Saturday. Preview and opening night saw many eager punters trying their own seduction techniques to get a seat to the most remarkable seduction. Check out the review below.

Kicking off tomorrow until Saturday night is Self Serve. A summer series of playreadings. You won't have to seduce us to get in, just bring koha and maybe grab a drink. Find out who the directors are.

Looking for a new job this year? Is business your thing? Check out the vacancy for a Business manager [http://www.bats.co.nz/bats_news.htm#a1]? For any questions or bribes contact our current Business manager, Clare.

Love BATSxxx

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THIS WEEK AT BATS
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Becoming The Courtesan - A Remarkable Seduction
[http://www.bats.co.nz/plays/08/becoming-the-courtesan.html]
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By Jamie Burgess (Shoes) and Karen Anslow
Directed by Lyndee-Jane Rutherford
With original songs by Jamie BurgessSeason: Sat 10 - Sat 17
January
Time: 9.30pm
Tickets:$18 Full/$13 Concession & group (8+)

"offers a stylish manifestation"
" impressive debut.." Theatreview
[http://theatreview.co.nz/reviews/review.php]

Becoming The Courtesan is a dramatic and soaring piece of lyric theatre, which will explore why so often, the relationship between the sexes must always be defined by sex.

Written & Performed by Jamie Burgess and Karen Anslow. Dramaturgy by Paul Jenden.

BOOK NOW [book@bats.co.nz]

Self Serve [http://www.bats.co.nz/plays/08/self-serve.html]
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Season: Tuesday 13 - Saturday 17 January
Time: 7pm
Tickets: Koha (fivers are sexy)
5 Summer nights, 6 local plays, 5 chances to have a beer and get
the scoop on the latest new stuff to come out of NZ.

Tuesday: Fun shy, by Paul Rothwell, Director; Adam Donald
Wednesday: Lessen, by Lori Leigh Director: Jacqui Coates
Thursday: Pink Tea, by Matt Saville Director: Rachel More
Friday: Providence,by Louise Tu'u Director: Naomi wallwork,
Saturday: Playtime by Eli Kent Director: Julian Wilson, and
Severed Heads, by Melissa Penticost, Director:Julia Croft

READ MORE [http://www.bats.co.nz/plays/08/self-serve.html]

Win Stuff
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Do you enjoy your comedy served black, with a dash of razor sharp humour and biting wit] opening next week.

Win two tickets to the opening night of The Altruists on wednesday 21 January by telling us who is the director of The Altruists.

Entries close Friday 16 January. 3pm.

ENTER [book@bats.co.nz]

The Pit Bar
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Scrabble is back, every Tuesday, bring an opponent and your best words.

This Friday's live set comes from Keelan Law and Rachel Dickinson playing covers with some originals by Rayne Leafe. Free from 11pm.

We're also on the look out for artists to exhibit in The Pit Bar, if you're keen drop Hannah [thepitbar@bats.co.nz] a line.

Mental Health Break
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These scupltures
[http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2009/01/icy_days_and_nights.html] are epic. something to cool you down. Check them out.

This is a game of definitions and deceptions. Two mins is all it takes. Lets see what you're made [http://www.eastoftheweb.com/games/DefineTime1.html] of.

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To book for any performance at BATS simply email book@bats.co.nz [book@bats.co.nz] with your name, number of tickets and date you wish to attend. We will reply to confirm your booking and you can pay when you come to the show. Splendid!

ENDS

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