Cirrus@Austlit

'Charles dreams of a different life. He hates his job and lives alone in a run down apartment. His only glimmer of hope is his new girlfriend, Olivia. But his life is thrown into chaos when his older brother Larry arrives on his doorstep. Homeless and battling addiction, Larry needs support on the road to recovery. But can Charles forgive him for his past sins? And will Olivia stick around to watch the chaos unfold?'

Source: Flight Path Theatre.

Five Bedrooms 'revolves around five strangers, all misfits, who find themselves at a singles table at a wedding. After an excess of alcohol they decide the solution to all their problems is buying a big five bedroom house together. Stewart is Liz, a once high-flying lawyer who has fallen from grace. Peacocke is Ben, a tradie who lives in a caravan. Younane is Heather, a middle-aged woman who is at the crossroads of her life and landlord to Ainsley (Robertson). Ainsley is secretly in love with Lachlan (Sheridan), who has a toxic marriage with Melanie (Jenkinson). Joseph is Harry, an Indian surgeon who cannot bring himself to tell his mother that he’s gay.'

Source: IF Magazine (https://www.if.com.au/peter-templeman-explains-why-hoodlums-five-bedrooms-rings-true/). (Sighted: 13/05/2019)

'Gaz and Mez are on a mission.

'As the older and wiser statesman in the duo, Mez leads the way and Gaz follows loyally. On unfamiliar ground, Mez and Gez break into a massive mansion in Sydney’s elite Eastern Suburbs, out to get their fair share. A job’s a job, but what Gaz doesn’t know is that this is no ordinary job, this is a targeted house.

'When Charles and Claudia, the owners of the property, come home to find the two intruders in their house, things start to take a nosedive. Secrets are exposed and harsh realities are told, revealing the dark reason Mez has chosen this house. The question is 'What length will we go to in order to be heard?''

Source: Old 505 Theatre.