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Issue Details: First known date: 2017... 2017 Salt
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'The thing I loved, the thing I wanted, was that feeling. Before any of it even begins. The last count in the countdown. The premonition of lightning. When a taste hits your tongue – sweet, sour, salt – and your nerves are firing, asking is it good, is it bad, is it going to kill me? Before you truly know whether to spit it out and start again.

'Caitlyn is an up-and-coming child star. Bobby is a beloved comedic icon. Sam is their manager, with the idea to pair them up and make Australian television history. What could possibly go wrong? Salt pulls back the curtain of nostalgia to reveal the darker side of light entertainment: a whirlwind-memory of video hits and after-school sitcoms, of canned laughter and crocodile tears, of kids growing up too fast and adults refusing to grow up at all.'

Source: La Mama.

Production Details

  • Produced by She Said Theatre at La Mama, Carlton, 8-18 June 2017.

    Director: Penny Harpham.

    Cast: Artemis Ioannides, Brigid Gallacher, and Scott Major.

    Set Design: Owen Phillips.

    Lighting Design: Amelia Lever-Davidson.

    Composition & Sound Design: Raya Slavin.

    Costumes: Brynna Lowen.

    Movement Direction: William McBride.

    Stage & Production Management: Piper Huynh.

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