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1. Powerful, Innovative, Emotional Heart of Darkness -Kiss of the Spider Woman at Darlinghurst Theatre

 
Sucks your emotions out
Makes you question man’s capacity for evil
Relationships damn you?
Relationships redeem you?
The power of imagination
 
In the deepest darkness of a South American Prison, there’s the beauty of story with Aurora transforming the  violence and filth of the cell into the glorious world of film, music, passion … redemption through love?
 
Did I LOVE it? YES!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Highlights:
- the talented Alexis Fishman transforming the brutal cell into glamour, dance, salvation
- James Lee’s moving portrayal of Molina
- complex direction by Stephen Colyer that seemlessly moved between characters, places
- complex musical direction by Craig Renshaw
- powerful production
 
The technical design and stagcraft were so well crafted in a limited theatre space.
Special appreciation to Jed Silver who did the sound design – he was also the sound designer on Monkey Baa Theatre’s production of ‘I Am Jack’.
 
It’s worth seeing- so much to talk about afterwards, to think about, to question.
Playing until Sun. 8 Aug 10
 

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