Black Border celebrates NAIDOC
About
HotHouse Theatre’s Black Border Ensemble will celebrate NAIDOC week with a showing of a short devised piece followed by a reading of Steven Oliver’s (Black Comedy) hilarious new work Proppa Solid.
It’s 2067. Paul Toppy, is your everyday Aboriginal President of Australia. The problem is Paul doesn’t know much about being Aboriginal. All that changes however, when one day, while on the election trail, Paul steps onto country.
Paul is flung back to 2014, where disgruntled, and not to mention highly inconvenienced, he happens on a family of not-quite-so-tall (obviously unrelated) Toppys, who welcome this new (obviously crazy) Toppy into their home and their lives. During his time with the Toppy Clan, Paul starts to question his beliefs about family and identity, and begins to discover the true meaning of success, while the family learn what might be achieved when hope is not lost.
Cast and Creative Team
2016 Black Border Theatre Tahlia Biggs, Isaiah Carney, Mark Delphin, Kyson Edwards, Juway Lacey-Bird, Tiffany Ward, Ezekiel Wighton.
Directed by Alyson Evans
Black Border Coordinator Bobby Whybrow
Proppa Solid written by Steven Oliver
Special thanks to JUTE Theatre Company who produced the premiere production of Proppa Solid.
Date
Monday 4 July
6 – 8pm
Tickets
Full $10
Subscriber or Concession $5
Under 15 $5
Groups of 4 or more $5 each