BLUE COW THEATRE PRESENTS
An Interim First Draft of a Proposed White Paper On the Sub-Committee’s Preliminary Findings From an Initial Non-Binding Enquiry into The State of the Tasmanian Economy
A COMEDY BY JONATHAN BIGGINS
It’s back!
Jonathan’s Biggins is one of Australia’s sharpest political satirists, and this wickedly funny comedy of all things Tasmanian was a hit of the Theatre Royal’s 2014 season.
Comic delight and near disaster ensue when two middle-ranking Tasmanian public servants are enlisted to solve the state’s financial woes. In a
tight ninety minutes, amid the plastic ferns and whiteboards, Max and Steve muddle through a parade of nutty rescue schemes, pedaled by tree changers and AFL tragics, backpackers and blow-ins, and even a mysterious stranger.
Playwright: Jonathan Biggins
Director: Robert Jarman
Designer: William Dowd
Lighting Designer: Aron Webb
Cast: Scott Farrow, John Xintavelonis, Jane Longhurst, Guy Hooper
“A rare treat – our best professional actors in a main stage play about Tasmania today.”
THE MERCURY
The State of the Tasmanian Economy
Theatre Royal
29 Campbell Street, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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