The year is 2043 and the world has ended. Eight billion humans have disappeared … except for one. Sprout. The last boy on Earth.
Brendan Hogan, local playwright and winner of the 2018 Martin Lysicrates Prize, brings us a funny, gutsy – and surprisingly hopeful- post-apocalyptic adventure for everyone .
Sprout’s home is a dump. Planet Earth is a dump. There’s one giant waste transfer station, except nothing gets recycled anymore! The year is 2043 and the world has ended. Human life is all but extinct … except for Sprout, the last boy on Earth.
The Last Boy on Earth is a funny and gutsy play about sustainability, humanity, and the future of our planet performed by an awesome cast of talented young people from the Yackandandah Young Players, in collaboration with musician Ben Gallagher.
The Last Boy on Earth wowed everyone with its 2018 season in Yackandandah, and HotHouse is very proud to bring this unique and wonderful local show to the big Hume Bank Butter Factory Theatre stage!
This show is an absolute delight for young people and their families. Recommended for humans and aliens ages 8 human years and up.
Warnings
This production contains: haze, strobe lighting, loud noises, a gun, and scene where someone is captured and tasered by aliens
Running Time
The show runs for 100 minutes including a 20 minute interval.
“So well written, funny for adults and kids. Sprout and all the young actors did a great job and the music throughout worked so well. A must see show for all ages.”
Originally presented by Arts Yackandandah.
The Last Boy on Earth was developed with the support of Creative Victoria, and is recommended for children 8 years and up, and adults.
Tues 9 July 7 pm
Wed 10 July 1 pm
Thurs 11 July 1 pm
Fri 12 July 7 pm
Sat 13 July 1 pm (Audio described)
Sat 13 July 7 pm
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