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DANCE OF DEATH SCRIPT

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Alice and Edgar's marriage would be perfect, if they didn't want each other dead. In this blistering jetblack comedy, 20th century master Friedrich Durrenmatt has created an electric adaptation of a Strindberg classic, stripping away the sentiment to deliver a depiction of wedded hell as brutally hilarious as a wrestling match refereed by Beckett.

We would like to advise that Dance of Death contains frequent explicit and graphic language: "Malthouse Theatre advises that some may even find the language most foul, shocking, incendiary, provocative, heinous and down-right rude. We invite you to enjoy the vulgarity of the language as these characters rip shreds off each other. It's a fight to the death and 'words are like weapons, they wound sometimes'."

  • comedy
  • 105
  • 3 total
  • 1 female identifying, 2 male identifying
  • Australian Script Centre


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MALTHOUSE THEATRE: DANCE OF DEATH

WWW.MALTHOUSETHEATRE.COM.AU

The home page for Malthouse Theatre's production of 'Dance of Death' at the Beckett Theatre, 18 April - 12 May 2013

PROGRAM: DANCE OF DEATH

MALTHOUSE THEATRE, 2013

Program for Malthouse Theatre's production of Tom Holloway's 'Dance of Death'.

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