Cirrus@Austlit

'A man set in routine and trapped by addiction learns to be free in this pixar-inspired short comedy.'

Source: Flickerfest.

'Estelle Avery wakes up in what seems to be a doctor’s waiting room.

'But this is no ordinary waiting room. It’s a waiting room for the dead with unresolved issues. Many others are with her, waiting to see Ignus, a mysterious figure and psychologist for the departed.

'As time passes, more questions about her own death come into play. Does Ignus have the answers and, if so, will Estelle (played here by Katie Regan) be ready to face the truth that binds all who are in waiting together?'

Source: Audrey Journal.

'"Street" is a harsh and revealing look into the lives of two young street urchins trying to survive from day to day.

'For Foster and Miriam being alone and unseen is custom; that is until they come across two seemingly like minded individuals who are new to the cruel reality of living on the street. Not only must they come to terms with the new kids on the block but learn about each other through the process.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Passing Time is set in a street that could be anyone’s; the characters are all lost and find they have little to live for. That is until a parcel is set in front of a letterbox; now when the call to action is set, it’s up to them to finally make a choice in life. The question is will they make a choice or will they meander into nothingness?

'Described as  "Waiting For Godot for teenagers".'

Source: Mon Sans Productions.

'Bringing the comic philosophy of a farce back into Australian theatres, our vision is a fast paced invigorating play featuring twenty plus absurd characters all placed in one courtroom. In Australia there is a law that states that if a person is hurt on your property they have a right to sue you. ‘A Broken Law’ discusses the absurdity of this law.

'A Broken Law is a court case from hell; a comical farce in one act that looks at the absurdity of the law and pokes fun at it from every possible angle. Join Richard Head as he tries to win a case for his life against an egotistical lawyer and a slightly mad judge in a case where the 'norm' is literally smashed through the window and the insane holds the gavel. This is a play that will make you laugh from the prosecution to the verdict, filled with some of the craziest characters you will ever meet. It’s an 'Alice in Wonderland' like play where everyone knows what’s happening except the main protagonist.'

Source: Mon Sans Productions.

'Not A Word is a dark, twisted comedy-drama about class systems and how language among other things can affect your placing in the world. It follows the lives of the low class street kids called The Pack, the middle class couple and the high class socialite snob. The main character, a bogan, who is rude, swears obscenely and shows disregard for others, that is until one day a strange event occurs that will question his placing in the world forever. The play acts out as a morality/Jacobean play with each character playing an important part in changing him for the better.

'The play asks: Can you be born into a lifestyle you didn’t deserve and more importantly, is it possible to change? Is our character measured by our class or our very sense of being?'

Source: Mon Sans Productions.