2009 Season

Creative Team

by Anthony Neilson

 

Director Marion Potts
Set Designer Alice Babidge
Costume Designer Tess Schofield
Lighting Designer Nick Schlieper
Sound Designer David Franzke
Composer Alan John

 

With Kate Box, Justine Clarke, Russell Dykstra, Celia Ireland

Director Marion Potts chat about The Wonderful World of Dissocia
 
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Lisa is about to embark on a mission. A mission that will take her into another world. A perilous, bizarre but alluring world: The Wonderful World of Dissocia.

 

It’s all because of an hour. A missing hour. Lost on the plane between New York and London. Ever since that trip Lisa’s life has been diabolical. Now she’s being given the opportunity to recover the hour and restore equilibrium to her life. All she has to do is make her way through Dissocia…

 

On the way she’ll meet a bumbling pair of (in)security guards, a (scape)goat with a penchant for committing horrible crimes, a council worker with a flying car loaded with bombs and a trashy hot dog vendor named Britney. But the trouble these guys cause is nothing compared with Lisa’s most terrifying adversary: the Black Dog King.

 

Exhilaration and frenetic adventuring aside, there is something very dark and very real lurking beneath this world. All is not as it seems.

 

This dazzling play by Anthony Neilson was commissioned by the Edinburgh International Festival and revived by the National Theatre of Scotland in 2007, delighting audiences and winning critical acclaim. We welcome back Marion Potts to direct what promises to be a boisterous and moving evening of theatre.

 

1 hour 20 minutes + interval
Warning: Frequent strong language

Cate & Andrew say...

Cate: The playwright said “If you like Alice in Wonderland but there’s not enough sex and violence in it, then Dissocia is the show for you”.
Andrew: What more can we say?
Cate: I laughed and I cried.
Andrew: Yeah. It’s a piece of Theatre alright.

“Bubbling with inventiveness that is distinctly its own... a modern classic”

The Telegraph

Performance Dates

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April 2009
Tue 14WH18:00PM
Wed 15WH18:00PM
Thu 16WH18:00PM
Fri 17WH18:00PM
Sat 18WH18:00PM
Sun 19
Mon 20WH16:30PM
Tue 21WH18:00PM
Wed 22WH11:00PM
Wed 22WH18:00PM
Thu 23WH18:00PM
Fri 24WH18:00PM
Sat 25WH12:00PM
Sat 25WH18:00PM
Sun 26
Mon 27WH16:30PM
Tue 28WH18:00PM
Wed 29WH11:00PM
Wed 29WH18:00PM
Thu 30WH18:00PM
May 2009
Fri 01WH18:00PM
Sat 02WH12:00PM
Sat 02WH18:00PM
Sun 03
Mon 04
Tue 05WH16:30PM
Wed 06WH11:00PM
Wed 06WH18:00PM
Thu 07WH18:00PM
Fri 08WH18:00PM
Sat 09WH12:00PM
Sat 09WH18:00PM
Sun 10WH15:00PM
Mon 11
Tue 12WH16:30PM
Wed 13WH11:00PM
Wed 13WH18:00PM
Thu 14WH18:00PM
Fri 15WH18:00PM
Sat 16WH12:00PM
Sat 16WH18:00PM
Sun 17WH15:00PM
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Dates & Times

Tickets also available as part of a 2009 Season Ticket.

 

Pre-season Briefing:
Monday 6 April 6.15pm
Held at The Wharf

Previews:
14-17 April  8pm
All Tickets: $55

Season:
From 18 April 8pm

Evenings:
Tuesdays – Fridays 8pm
Adults: $70
*Concession: $55
*Under 30: $30
Saturdays 8pm
All: $75

Twilights:
Mondays 6.30pm
Adults: $70
*Concession: $55
*Under 30: $30

Matinees:
Wednesdays 1pm
Saturdays 2pm
Adults: $70
*Concession: $55
*Under 30: $30

Night with the Actors:
Monday 20 April 6.30pm
Post-show discussion with the cast and creative team

* Concession applies to Australian Pensioners, Full-time Students, Unemployed and Australian Seniors
* Concessions and Under 30s price not available for previews or Saturday evenings