If you enjoy a great mix of comedy and drama, combined with a dark twist at the end, reward yourself and come along to see A Prudent Man, being staged at Quirindi’s Royal Theatre, on Sunday 29 April, starting at 7.00pm.
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What makes the Trumps, the Abbotts and the Hansons of this world tick? What would happen if their world started to shift ever so slightly?
Presented by Lab Kelpie, A Prudent Man is a darkly comical political thriller, a speculative piece inspired by real life political events. Written and directed by Katy Warner and starring Lyall Brooks it is an amalgamation of recent history’s conservative politicians. The work uses real speeches and lines from politicians such as Donald Trump, Tony Abbott, Kevin Rudd, Margaret Thatcher, John Keys, Joe Hockey and John Howard, just to name a few.
A Prudent Man beat over 400 productions to win the 2016 Melbourne Fringe Festival’s People’s Choice Award and also took out the WA Tour Ready Award. The show has toured New Zealand, all around Australia, and was invited to perform at the prestigious New York United Solo Festival in November 2017. It has received rave reviews wherever it is performed.
“Profound and gripping viewing for all.” (Theatre People)
“Theatre at the very top of its game.” (The Music)
“A powerful and thought-provoking finale.” (The West Australian)
“Writer and performer have reached the pinnacle of drama.” (Arts Hub)
Lyall Brooks has appeared in the Helpmann Award nominated North by Northwest (Arts Centre Melbourne), The Heretic (Melbourne Theatre Company) and Sunday in the Park with George (Victorian Opera), while TV appearances include Neighbours and the final season of American drama television series The Leftovers.
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There is swearing, and adult themes and the work is best suited to 16+ audiences but is perfect for Theatre and Drama students as an inspiring example of solo performance.
Tickets are Adults – $20 and Concessions – $15. They can be booked at the LPSC Administration Centre or online at - www.quirindiroyaltheatre.com/prudent.