Set Piece
This multimedia stage play exploring queer relationships.comes from two local theatre mainstays.
Overview
Local theatre mainstays Nat Randall and Anna Breckon are back with Set Piece, an inventive and captivating multimedia production exploring queer relationships. Pulling from 1950s pulp fiction and weaving in pieces of improve, the 70-minute stage show will combine elements of film and theatre into a witty couples drama.
This show marks the return of Randall and Breckon after their marathon performance of The Second Woman which saw the lead actress perform the same scene with 100 different counterparts over a 24-hour period. Always looking to push the boundaries of independent theatre, the duo's new production incorporates live camera work to bring a new element to the theatre piece.
Set Piece will be performed five times between Thursday, January 6 and Sunday, January 9 at Carriageworks as part of Sydney Festival. Tickets range from $45 for concession through to $60 for full priced premium seats.
Images: Robert Catto
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