y separately published work icon 100 Reasons for War single work   drama  
Date: 2024
Date: 2017
Date: 2015
Issue Details: First known date: 2015... 2015 100 Reasons for War
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'Commissioned to mark the 100th anniversary of the beginning of Australia’s involvement in the First World War, this sprawling new play takes a tangential look at the reasons that societies so often find themselves in terrible and tragic conflicts. With its scores of short scenes tumbling over each other, 100 Reasons for War is at times funny, moving and provocative but always questioning the multiple and complex reasons why war has become such a prominent feature in the history of humankind.'

Source: La Mama.

Production Details

  • Commissioned and produced by Blue Cow Theatre at the Theatre Royal, 23 - 25 April 2015 (world premiere).

    Director/Designer: Robert Jarman.

    Associate Director (Movement): Trisha Dunn.

    Associate Director (Text): Alex Rigozzi.

    Composer: Dylan Sheridan.

    Lighting Designer: Aron Webb.

    Televisual Content: Justin “Pyrate” Smith.

    Costumier: Roz Wren.

    Production/Stage Manager: Jen Cramer.

    Cast: Andrew Casey, Aleksandra Mirjana Crossan, Guy Hopper, Karissa Lane, Jeff Michel, Campbell McKenzie, Tim Paige, and Fiona Stewart.


    Presented at La Trobe University in September, 2016.


    Produced at La Mama, Carlton, 21-25 June 2017.

    Director: Bob Pavlich.

    Cast: Meghalee Bose, Joshua Brodrick, Marnie Henderson,
    Walter Dyson, Elysia Janssen, Karanvir Malhotra, Simon Nixon,
    David Peters, Lucy Rees, Jessica Sterck, and Bethany Tweedale.

    Lighting design: Tom Willis.


    Presented by Calamity Practice at fortyfivedownstairs theatre, Melbourne, 20 May - 16 June 2024, alongside Robert Reid's Carpet and Sand.

    Director: Bob Pavlich.

    Cast: AYA, Chala Mohamed, Clarisse Bonello, Lucy Rees, Mark Yeates, Tilly Legge, and Walt Dyson.

    Lighting Designer: Clare Springett.

    Producers: Kat Carrington and Helen Mayers.

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