Between These Lines
We have 3 double passes for an opening night performance of BETWEEN THESE LINES, 7:30pm Wednesday, 2nd June at the Mina Parade Warehouse, 81 Mina Parade, Alderly.
For the chance to win tickets, answer the following statement:
“How have the choices you have made influenced your future?”
Post your answer on Twitter (with hashtag #BetweenTheseLines), Facebook, or below!
Season Starts June 2
Synopsis:
Between These Lines, written by Michael Butler
2nd-5th June, Mina Parade Warehouse
You have heard of 6 degrees of separation…
Here is a play that explores this concept, BETWEEN THESE LINES, written by Michael Butler, beautifully displays the way in which we are all connected and how our choices influence each others future, whether it is consciously or without realising.
A funny, moving and realistic drama, BETWEEN THESE LINES is a snapshot of human experience that examines a day in the life of a cross section of characters from pre-schoolers through to those in aged care.
Who belongs to whom? How are they connected? What happens when these worlds cross?
The result: both humorous and far-reaching consequences, proving that the simplest actions can have the greatest impact.
DIRECTOR Catarina Hebbard (acclaimed director of Minefields and Miniskirts)
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Jo Heath and David Laverty
FEATURING Amelia Bailey, Kristen Barros, George Canham, Christie Carmichael, Hannah Crowther, Ella Ferdinands, Verrity Hardy, Andrew Hay, Bonny Hunter, Hannah King, Alexandra Keddie, Jack Kelly, David Laverty, Camilla Leary, Hannah Little, Vanessa Madden, Alice McCabe, Kelsie McDonald, Ellen Reed, Katelyn Riddell, Jenna Saini, Tyson Stuetz, Tash Tidey and Megan Whiting.
Performances
2nd-5th June 2010
Wed to Sat 7.30pm
Venue
Mina Parade Warehouse
81 Mina Parade, Alderley QLD
Tickets
All tickets $15
For tickets call (07) 3103 7438 during business hours or www.harvestrain.com.au
REVIEWS:
@kayreeee: @reviewbrisbane #betweentheselines: the acting was brilliant, the story, not so much. My sister and i enjoyed it muchly though!
Damian Jones: Review for “Between the Lines”. Thought it was worth seeing although some parts i thought were a bit dragged out. Good story line with an amazing cast. Some really amazing up and coming tallent. 7.5/10
Warren Berry: Saw Harvest Rain’s performance of “Between the lines” last night. Was very impressed with the standard of acting from such a young cast. A great interweaving storyline based on the six degrees of seperation theory. Particularly mention to Kristen Barros who played the part of matilda, she stole the show. Another great production from the harvest Rain team and well directed by Catarina Hebbard. Interesting venue but the show is well worth seeing. Fantastic job and cant wait for your next production.
Nerida Hart: BETWEEN THESE LINES is yet another stand out performance put on by HAVEST RAIN TC’s interns. My initial reaction post the cast walking off the stage was simply “Is it over already?”. I think that pretty much sums up the performance as a whole. It was easy to get lost in the storylines as there are so many characters that you form bonds with – love them, hate them, love to hate them, hate to love them, love them then hate them (I could go on forever). I was always amused and enjoyed the complex web of inter-relationships between the characters appearing before my eyes.
A special mention needs to be made to the director Catarina Hebbard for managing so many actors in such a small space, without letting the audience be overwhelmed or confused by the script. Needless to say – the actors themselves did a great job at portraying the differing characters they each had to play, ranging from 5 year olds, teenagers, adults, and senior citizens – and most often, a combination of two of them.
A great way to spend an evening and support up-and-coming actors that are blossoming before our eyes. Get in quick, only a few performances left, and at only $15 its crazy to miss it! 4/5
Every choice u make influences something in someones life. The biggest choice that has influenced my life is my choice to have a beautiful daughter. She is everything.
Committment – influenced my future everyday, seeing something thru whether it has a good out or not. Without Commitment you have nothing to either aim for achieve.
Forgiveness and honesty. The choice for me to forgive saved a relationship and influence the choice to bring a new life into this world, and honesty influence every decision I make, great decisions or bad. The 2 go hand in hand.
I chose to stay back after a Uni tutorial and chat to a boy in the class… a few phone calls later, a couple of dates and he was my boyfriend. It’s 12 years and kids later and we’ve never looked back!
I decided to go to uni when my daughter was born because I didnt want to go back to full time work and miss out on her. It changed my life, she is at school now and im well on my way to becoming a psychologist.
After almost a decade without singing or being in a choir, I made the decision to join QYC’s Voiceworks at the end of 2008. Since then I have met some incredibly talented and beautiful people (several of whom will be in ‘Between these lines’), and been immersed in fantastic songs and choreography. It has also reopened my eyes to the amazing world of musical theatre, which fascinates me every day.
I fell pregnant at 18 …. I had 2 choices keep on my path to persue my passion or bring up this child?????and I chose to bring up a child and defered from Vic collage of arts .
Chose to be a mum instead of persieing my passion of acting. Years ahead children have grown and left home I now am living my dream…. I never gave up my dream, it’s in ur blood but I did sacrifice everything for this life