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Fuddy Meers at BATS Theatre

Words on Trees Proudly Presents the Spyglass Season of:
Fuddy Meers
By David Lindsay-Abaire
Directed by Alison Walls

29 March – 9 April, 8.30 (no show Sun/Mon)
BATS Theatre, 1 Kent Tce, Wellington
Bookings: 04 802 4175 or book@bats.co.nz

Cost: $!8/13 - $14 each for groups of 6+


Feeling Fuddy?

What would you do if your life as you know it was confined to a single day?
This morning, like all mornings, Claire has woken up a blank slate.

This brutal and brilliant comedy by Pulitzer Prize winning and multi Tony Award nominated playwright, David Lindsay-Abaire traces one amnesiac woman's attempt to piece together her fractured life guided only by clues from a scrapbook, a limping man, a foul-mouthed puppet, her stoner son, upbeat husband, and stroke-victim mother.

The audience views the ensuing mayhem through the kaleidoscope of Claire's world. The play culminates in a cacophony of revelations, proving that everything is not what it appears to be.

Directed by Alison Walls, Words on Trees brings you a play that is sweet, dark, surprising, chaotic and has been a hit since it first opened at the Manhattan Theatre Club in 1999.

“… heady fun…fresh, zingy dialogue, which revels in warping the language of self-help books … Like the resourceful chef who turns leftovers into haute cuisine, Mr. Lindsay-Abarire blends clichéd ingredients into something savory and distinctive… [a] dark, sweet and thoroughly engaging comedy.” – The New York Times

“A deftly zany absurdist comedy… hilarious.” The Evening Times

Starring: Alex Grieg, Carl Hayes, Emma Kinane, Francis Biggs, Nathan Mudge, Phoebe Smith and Georgiana Taylor

www.bats.co.nz



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