The Coming World

15 Jun 2011-03 Jul 2011 ,

Theatre

First published on . Updated on 4 Jul 2011.

This event has finished

Brace yourself for the Australian premiere of a small human story that asks big questions. The Coming World is an intimate piece of theatre - a funny, moving and thought provoking thrill ride about love, loss, guilt and forgiveness.

Set on a New England beach at night, this haunting story follows Dora (Cheree Cassidy) and her relationship with twin brothers, Ed and Ty (both played by Ian Meadows). Featuring the character complexity of a Jonathan Franzen novel, the cinematic structure of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and the political microcosmic entanglement of Eugene O'Neill, this enchanting play resonates long after it ends.

Young Pulitzer award winning playwright Christopher Shinn - who casually mentioned to Time Out Chicago in an interview that he spends five days a week in psychoanalysis – catapults us from an analogue world into a digital age, following a desperate quest for love and connection. The play is directed by Caroline Craig – who this year has already appeared in Speaking in Tongues and Pictures of Bright Lights and is set to perform in the upcoming Stainless Steel Rat.

More Sydney theatre reviews, plays and previews? Sign up to our weekly newsletter

The Coming World details

Darlinghurst Theatre


Address
19 Greenknowe Ave

Elizabeth Bay 2011

Telephone 02 8356 9987

Price from $27.00 to $37.00

Date 15 Jun 2011-03 Jul 2011

Open Tue-Sat 8pm; Sun 5pm; No show Fri 17 Jun

Director: Caroline Craig

Cast: Cheree Cassidy, Ian Meadows

The Coming World website

Darlinghurst Theatre details

Darlinghurst Theatre map


     If this map or venue details are incorrect then please Contact Us

Restaurants near Darlinghurst Theatre

La Croix

183m - La Croix (or ‘The Cross’) is a French homewares store/café brought to...

The Apollo

204m - Jonathan Barthelmess has long been one of  Time Out ’s favourite...

Croissant d'Or

268m - A fix for every sweet tooth is on hand, but it’s the duck-shaped meringues...

Wilbur's Place

321m - So everybody’s talking about food trucks and laneways and late-night...

Macleay St Bistro

326m - Established in the 1980s by Mark Armstrong and Daniel Gantiez, Macleay St...

Bird and Bear Boathouse

338m - Some enterprising young soul clearly took one look at the Elizabeth Bay...

Bars & pubs near Darlinghurst Theatre

Gazebo Wine Garden

71m - When bars spread their wings and open up outposts, sometimes the original...

Velluto

148m - Drinking at Velluto is like stopping by the home of an affluent friend –...

The Roosevelt

236m - The Roosevelt serve a cocktail in a glass gun. It’s called the Mr Sin –...

Kit & Kaboodle

407m - Look upstairs from the Sugarmill and you’ll find Kit and...

The Sugarmill

407m - Sugarmill plays an important role in the Cross. It's the pub for when...

Apothecary

488m - Love World Bar but need a dose of cocktail sans teapot? Apothecary can cure...

Other venues near Darlinghurst Theatre

The Backroom

328m - The Backroom is a basement bar in Kings Cross that holds DJ nights and...

Diamant Hotel

360m - This boutique hotel features the best accommodation in the area. It’s part...

Favela

367m - You wouldn't think that a club which sits on a seedy Kings Cross back alley...

Koskela Furniture

387m - Forget Parker and Eames: you need to get to know Russel Koskela and Sasha...

Absolut Stairwell Gallery

407m - Located in the stairway of Darlinghurst Road bar the Sugarmill , the new...

Risque Adult Boutique

467m - This nicely decked-out store stocks fantasy costumes ranging from the usual...

Readers' comments

Community guidelines

blog comments powered by Disqus
 


© 2007 - 2012 Time Out Group Ltd. All rights reserved. All material on this site is © Time Out.