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Yes, it’s back again by popular demand. Set in a totalitarian state, the play is about a writer, Katurian, who’s arrested when bizarre crimes happen with distinct similarities to his grotesque fairy tales. The plot revolves around his interrogation and incarceration, and can only be described as a very dark comedy.
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The Pillowman details
DBS Arts Centre
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Nearby Stations: Clarke Quay
Telephone 6733 8166
Admission price from $30.00 to $58.00
Date 26 Mar 2008-06 Apr 2008
Open 3pm & 8pm
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Watched the premiere of The Pillowman last night. I don't think a play has ever made me speechless. The storyline is brilliant - luckily I didn't know EXACTLY what the crimes were all about, otherwise I may not have watched it. Fantastic, convincing performances by the lead actors. Almost too real for comfort. Emotions ranged from laughter to discomfort to disgust and sadness - finally turning into a mild panic as I was leaving the theatre. An emotional rollercoaster, which deserves only the highest marks. No wonder the second run of this chillingly amazing play is already sold out.
Posted on Thu 27 Mar 2008 10:16:14