A Clockwork Orange — Brisbane Arts Theatre
A bit of the old ultraviolence comes to the Brisbane stage, with a female cast performing half of the shows.
Overview
It's a great time for stage versions of film and TV shows, or at least it is in Brisbane. A Back to the Future parody is coming, and so is an X-Files musical. But first? A bit of the old ultraviolence thanks to Alex DeLarge and the droogs.
Yes, A Clockwork Orange was a novel by Anthony Burgess and an iconic film by Stanley Kubrick, and now it's a play at Brisbane Arts Theatre. Running on selected dates between January 6 to February 17, it's the story of disaffected youth and the state's response to anti-social behaviour, complete with a Beethoven soundtrack performed live.
That's all well, good and exciting, but we heartily recommend heading along January 12, 19, 25 and 28, or February 2, 9, 15 and 17 if your diary permits it. Why? That's when A Clockwork Orange won't just bring the story to life in front of your eyes, but it'll also boast a female cast taking on the principal roles.
Information
Heading out tonight? Make an entrance in the all-new Lexus LBX.
- Five Romantic Brisbane Date Ideas for This Week From Budget to Blowout
- A Beginner's Guide to the Greek Islands
- California Dreamin': What Makes Mammoth Mountain an Epic Snow Destination
- Six Reasons to Eat, Stay and Play West Hollywood
- A Luxury Lover's Guide to the Food and Fashion of Beverly Hills
- Twelve Films and TV Shows You Need to Stream This Month