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The Cut
Silo Theatre, Season ends: Nov 3
Outrageous Fortune stars Robyn Malcolm and Frank Whitten swap the the underclass of West Auckland for the ruling class of the government. The Cut dissects the politics of state-endorsed torture in a dystopian tale told from the viewpoint of the
torturer, via three scenes of him having conversations with key people in his life. The Silo's return to its more edgy roots is not perfect and the bare bones characters are challenging for the audience and actors alike, but enjoyable nonetheless. Also stars Mia Blake.
Hair
Westpoint Performing Arts Centre, to Oct 20, tickets at iTicket
The Taming of the Shrew
Musgrove Studio, 8 Alfred St, to Oct 20, ph 308 2383
At the Bach
Waiatarua Community Hall, Oct 24-Nov 3, ph 814 1850
Crack Me Off
Herald Theatre, Aotea Centre, Oct 26, tickets at Ticketek
Playright 07: The Season
Herald Theatre, Aotea Centre, to Oct 27, tickets at Ticketek
South Sea Bubble
Stables Theatre, Ellerslie, Nov 1-10, ph 525 3336
A Night With Beau Tyler
The Classic, Queen St, Nov 2-18
Lena
Herald Theatre, Aotea Centre, Nov 3-10, tickets at Ticketek
South Pacific
Playhouse Theatre, Glen Eden, Nov 3-17, tickets at iTicket
End of the Rainbow
SkyCity, Nov 8-Dec 8, tickets at Ticketek
The Mystery of Irma Vep
Silo Theatre, Lower Greys Ave, Nov 10-Dec 15, tickets at Ticketmaster
Bedtime Stories
Dolphin Theatre, 12 Spring St, Onehunga, Nov 10-Dec 1, ph 636 7322
Dickens' Women
Concert Chamber, Auckland Town Hall, Nov 29-Dec 2, tickets at Ticketek