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'Girl meets boy.
'Girl Hates boy.
'Girl f***s boy 44 times.
'The world collapses.
'Watch 5 of your favourite Belvoir clowns go down on their microphones and some random fruit in a theatrically dextrous response to humanity’s decision to hit the accelerator, turn off the headlights and surge into the dark wilds of the 21st century.'
Source: Belvoir Theatre.
Production Details
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Set to be presented by Moonshine & Tits at Belvoir St Theatre (Upstairs Theatre), as part of the 2021 Belvoir's Festival of Everything.
Director: Sheridan Harbridge.
Producer: Rebecca Massey & Sheridan Harbridge.
Composer/Music: Director Steve Toulmin.
Associate Director: Kip Chapman.
Lighting Designer: Trent Suidgeest.
Cast: Sheridan Harbridge, Priscilla Doueihy, Rebecca Massey, Keith Robinson, and Michael Whalley
Production postponed, but not initially cancelled, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Scheduled for production by Club House Productions at Seymour Centre, Sydney, as part of Sydney Festival, 12 - 16 January 2022.
Director: Sheridan Harbridge.
Lighting & Set Design: Trent Suidgeest.
Foley Director, Sound Design & Composition: Steve Toulmin.
Original Direction: Kip Chapman.
Producer: Rebecca Massey.
Consultant Producer: Colm O'Callaghan.
Cast: Rebecca Massey, Keith Robinson, Emma Harvie, Priscilla Doueihy, and Matt Hardie.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Works about this Work
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Orgies, BDSM and Smacking Fruit : the ‘smutty’ Play Recreating 44 Sex Acts in One Week
2022
single work
review
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 1 January 2022;
— Review of 44 Sex Acts in One Week 2021 single work drama'Fresh produce is the real star of David Finnigan’s live radio play, an ‘apocalyptic romcom’ for a Sydney festival crowd not afraid to get sticky' (Introduction)
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Orgies, BDSM and Smacking Fruit : the ‘smutty’ Play Recreating 44 Sex Acts in One Week
2022
single work
review
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 1 January 2022;
— Review of 44 Sex Acts in One Week 2021 single work drama'Fresh produce is the real star of David Finnigan’s live radio play, an ‘apocalyptic romcom’ for a Sydney festival crowd not afraid to get sticky' (Introduction)
