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This remarkable company is energized around the idea that theatre positively provokes a community into thinking about both local and global issues. The work may be provocative, humorous or tragic. It will always be excellent.
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< Gulliver’s Travels Jonathan Swift’s biting political/ social satire makes for a bawdy, comedic, and irreverent romp. It’s an adult tale that has long been hijacked for kids. This is the grown-up version – an acidic attack on pride, hypocrisy, ingratitude, cruelty, war, lawyers, money, imperialism, and politics. |
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< 1984 Directed by Tim Robbins and based on Orwell’s epic novel, this adaptation by Michael Gene Sullivan is touring the world with engagements at major festivals in Athens, Hong Kong and Melbourne.
“Watching the manacled and electric-shocked victim slide from confession to grovelling submission is harrowing, a visceral kick. The climax, where the re-educated Smith is literally confronted with his worst nightmare, drew gasps from the audience.” –The Australian News 2006 |
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< Titus, The Clownicus With these freely adapted versions of Shakespeare’s plays, The Gang presents your choice of two-hour length family-friendly entertainment. |
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