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The Verbatim Project single work   drama  
Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 The Verbatim Project
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'Verbatim theatre is a style that is current and relevant in the theatrical world as we choose more and more to explore real stories and real people. Teens and older members of society are two groups who are often marginalised purely on account of their age and this work will find connections between them. There are certain generalisations that are assumed about these age groups, and this project intends to bring those to light, exploring how true they are. It will also delve into the differences between these two groups but more so the similarities, possibly making the discovery that as human beings, maybe we all just want the same thing.'

The Verbatim Project will be devised around recorded interviews with all participants, with the material in the final piece presented theatrically through audio, video and live work.' (Source: Ainslie + Gorman Centres website)

Production Details

  • Performed at Ralph Wilson Theatre (Gorman Arts Centre) 21-24 July 2016.

    Director: Katie Cawthorne.

    Assistant Director: Sophie Benassi

    Cast: Jean Bennett, Jasper Campbell Kilby, Denise Druitt, Jack Hubner, Katie Hubner, Merilyn Jenkins, Carol Mackay, Kara Merrick, Charlotte Palmer, Yarno Rohling, Diana Sandeman, Kate Sherren, Elektra Spencer, Ted Stewart, David Turbayne, and Quinten Van Rooy.

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Works about this Work

The Verbatim Project by Canberra Youth Theatre and the GOLD Group Explores Human Experience Alanna Maclean , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: Brisbane Times , 22 July 2016;

— Review of The Verbatim Project 2016 single work drama
'Young performers from Canberra Youth Theatre have collaborated with some of Canberra Dance Theatre's older dancers from the GOLD group to come up with gently amusing and insightful looks at human experience. Their script comes from the cast's own reflections upon their lives. The words are displayed on screen, spoken as disembodied voice overs, or live on stage. ...'
The Verbatim Project by Canberra Youth Theatre and the GOLD Group Explores Human Experience Alanna Maclean , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: Brisbane Times , 22 July 2016;

— Review of The Verbatim Project 2016 single work drama
'Young performers from Canberra Youth Theatre have collaborated with some of Canberra Dance Theatre's older dancers from the GOLD group to come up with gently amusing and insightful looks at human experience. Their script comes from the cast's own reflections upon their lives. The words are displayed on screen, spoken as disembodied voice overs, or live on stage. ...'
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