SILO THEATRE SEASON

2013

Colonel Mustard is in the kitchen. With a rope. THIS IS A SETup WITH OH-SO-MANy

pOSSIbILITIES. but more often than not we’ll just settle with the easy option and cry Murder. buT THAT’S NOT A CONvERSATION THAT I’M SO INTERESTEd IN. As a punter in an audience,

when I’m presented with possibility, I WANT TO ENgAgE IN A dIALOguE Of ExTRAORdINARy

CONTRAdICTIONS, setup an argument between myself and the narrative, force something to happen in my brain. I MEAN, SOMETHINg HAS TO HAppEN, dOESN’ T IT? OTHERWISE IT’S NOT

THEATRE, IT’S LITERATuRE. pulling a season of work together is a bit like that. It’s open to possibility, but really only works when yOu OpEN yOuRSELf up TO bRAvERy. you might know you’ve lined up Colonel Mustard. buT yOu THINk THE kITCHEN MIgHT bE A bIT TOO dOMESTIC. ANd WE’vE

dONE ROpE bEfORE, HAvEN’T WE? If you’re brave, this problem solving expedition can open up like some magnificent form of liberated alchemy. Seemingly random things

align to establish an identity. THE WORLd AROuNd uS IS bLEAk STREET. THE pEOpLE IN CHARgE fEEL SO

ANTI-fuN. As they work against our interests, it feels like they’re being wilfully dangerous and disruptive. Everything, from public education to our house and home is being sold, bartered and traded off at a bewildering pace, as if money is the only value. INNOCENCE, TOLERANCE ANd gENEROSITy ALL fEEL LIkE THEy’RE up fOR gRAbS. WE kNOW, WE’vE

bEEN fEELINg IT TOO. All of the work in our 2013 lineup deals with the idea of Right Now. They speak with the currency of today. buT NOT IN AN AuSTERE, bLEAk STREET kINdA WAy. There will be the roaring of laughter, seat-gripping shudders of recognition and the

frisson of guilty pleasure. LIfE SITS IN A CONTEMpORARy fRAME. Two stories are set right in our backyard and feel like a homecoming of sorts. Way back when, I found myself at

drama school with two very outspoken, wonderfully opinionated men. bOTH MITCH TAWHI

THOMAS ANd vICTOR ROdgER HAvE SINCE CHANNELLEd THEIR bEAuTIfuL MINdS INTO pLAyWRITINg and I’m stoked to have their work as the two anchor points in our 2013 season. vICTOR WROTE HIS pLAy

ESpECIALLy fOR SILO. I CAN’ T WAIT TO SEE WHAT yOu THINk. The other two works play wildly with form and are total, vivacious little charmers. One is a theatrical experiment that we

can’t tell you much about. IN fACT, ITS pLAyfuL META-THEATRICALITy RELIES ON yOu NOT kNOWINg. “yOu’LL juST

HAvE TO TRuST ME”, HE SAyS WITH A WINky EyE. The other redeploys thirtysomething malaise into rambunctious anarchy. IT’S WILd fuN ANd IT MAdE ME gRIN fROM EAR TO OvER THERE WHEN I REAd IT. bONuS THAT

THERE’S SINgINg IN IT TOO. To all of our audiences who feel so alive to the conversation, we thank you. yOu’RE SO LOyAL , REguLARLy fAITH-LEApINg INTO THE ROugH MAgIC WE TRy TO CREATE. It feels

like you really believe in the power of storytelling, its innocence, tolerance and generosity. you are the most diverse, most engaged, most present audience I have ever known. yOu kEEp THE dREAM Of THE COMpANy ALIvE. There’s a moment in one of

our gigs next year where A pARTICuLARLy ExISTENTIAL pARkINg METER SpITS OuT A RECEIpT THAT SAyS CHANgE

IS pOSSIbLE. ANd IT MIgHT juST bE. While he waits for the amuse-bouche to cool, Colonel Mustard might just use that rope for skipping. Or he might take up macramé.

THE WORLd HASN’ T ENdEd. ANd pOSSIbILITy STILL ExISTS. THIS IS AbOuT NOW.

Shane bosher Artistic Director

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Whānau, secrets, lies, shame and the challenge of defying Māori tradition.

After twenty years, four estranged brothers are reunited by the death of their father. Bristling with expectation, difference and damage, the brothers

sort through tangled recollections of the past and struggle to articulate their brotherly love in the now. These are lives at the moment of reckoning.

Mitch Tawhi Thomas writes muscular urban poetry and his working relationship with visionary director Rachel House goes way back. In 2003, their Have Car Will Travel gave Silo’s audience a bruising take on the dispossessed.

Ten years on, they reunite to delve into the dark corners of manhood.

Incendiary, brave and authentic NZ drama that commands complete engagement.

directionRachel House

designSean Coyle Jennifer Lal

Leon Radojkovic performanceVinnie Bennett

Stephen Butterworth Xavier Horan Tola Newbery

Maaka Pepene

LOvINg / dyINg / ESCApINg / TRyINg / fAILINg / fIgHTINg / CARINg

An Auckland Arts festival production

I ’M REALLy OvER THAT pORTRAyAL Of MĀORI ONSTAgE AS OTHER WORLdLy

SpIRITuAL T ypES. I’M NOT dISSINg OuR SpIRITuALIT y, buT 30 yEARS ON fROM THE fIRST MĀORI AppEARINg

ONSTAgE , WE CAN NOW TALk AbOuT THINgS pEOpLE WERE TOO SCAREd

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Okay. So there’s an actor. And they’ve just opened the envelope. They’ve begun to read and they have no idea what’s going to happen.

They’ve never read this play before. They might be feeling a bit unsettled, a bit under-rehearsed. The audience might or might not clap at this point.

There’s a guy called Nassim. He lives in Iran and he’s 29 years old. And he’s forbidden to ever leave his country. By refusing to do national service, his passport was cancelled. Unable to travel, he’s turned his

own isolation into an advantage. He’s written a play. And it’s navigating the world in a way that he himself cannot.

Holding hands, actor and audience stumble together into the personal and the profound, riffing on the limits of liberty and exploring

where theatre can take you, with or without a passport.

Wildly unpredictable and completely unforgettable, White Rabbit, Red Rabbit is a punch in the air for self-expression; a testament to the

power of words to transcend cultures and borders. You have to be there.

performanceMia Blake

Alison Bruce Oliver Driver

Stephen Lovatt Natalie Medlock

Jarod Rawiri Sophie Roberts Paolo Rotondo Rima Te Wiata

Jennifer Ward-Lealand

THE WORLdWIdE pHENOMENONTHAT NO-ONE’S ALLOWEd TO TALk AbOuT.

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LONg AS pOSSIbLE . HypNOTIzES.

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15 AuguST — 14 SEpTEMbERHERALd THEATRE, THE EdgE

pROTECTION

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directionShane Bosher

designJohn Verryt

Charlotte Rust Sean Lynch

performanceDavid Fane

Sophie Henderson

NOT SO HAppILy EvER AfTER,MORE SO SO EvER AfTER.

from the writer of Sons and My Name is gary Cooper Commissioned by Silo and The Court Theatre

vICTOR ROdgER pROvES AbLE TO bE AS SIMuLTANEOuSLy

TONguE IN CHEEk ANd pOLITICALLy ASTuTE AS THE LIkES

Of dE LA SOuL ANd SpIkE LEE AT THEIR bEST.

I’ll look after you. I’ll make sure you’re alright. I’ll protect you. Forever.

Those are the words that Garth whispered to his newborn son, all those years ago. But he couldn’t protect him. Something happened.

Xavier is 18 now, on the brink of manhood and going through The Year of Fuck Off. It’s his father’s birthday and all of the family

are gathering to celebrate; it’s time to try and play Happy Families once again in the Campbell household. But nobody knows how.

Caught in a maelstrom of obsessive love and guilt, Garth constantly throws the past back into the faces of his family. He treats Xavier like he’s an only child, ignoring his daughter and dismissing his wife. He just can’t let go.

With astonishing beauty and his trademark lacerating wit, Victor Rodger questions the boundaries of love and the nature of forgiveness.

He detonates the foundations of the modern family. This is a gripping meditation on the past’s ability to hold on to us and how it may just be

possible to find new life within the fallout. Breathtaking stuff.

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24 OCTObER — 23 NOvEMbERQ THEATRE LOfT

The guardian

It rains. People get hot and sweaty. The sex is rubbish. Love is anything but easy.

Helena is a divorce lawyer with a taste for other people’s husbands. She’s in a bar sipping overpriced sav blanc. She’s been stood up by

Mr. Wrong. Again. Bob’s a total shambles, a two-bit petty crim working for a gangster called Big Tiny Tam. He’s nursing a beer and reading Dostoyevsky. She’s totally out of his league; he’s not her type at all.

They absolutely should not sleep together. Ever. Which is why they do.

And so begins their legendary lost weekend; a wild 24 hour spending spree in which our think-me Bonnie and Clyde step out of

their shit lives and reinvent themselves in a haze of bleary magic. This is Bob and Helena’s excellent adventure.

Stacked with rough and tumble romantic comedy and rebellious abandon, this is a lo-fi musical for people who don’t like musicals.

There will be no high kicks and absolutely no jazz hands.

Midsummer is pure outrageous joy.

directionSophie Roberts

designRachael Walker Jane Hakaraia

Musical directionTama Waipara performance

Madeleine Sami

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become a Season Ticket Holder and you'll not only save your pennies but we'll give you prioritised and privileged access to our work. Take your pick of three or more of our 2013 productions and you'll get to experience the very best contemporary theatre in Auckland, receiving some kickass benefits on the way.

be the first in line Life’s too short to compromise. Cut the queue and get first pick. You’re guaranteed seats for every production well before tickets are made available to the general public and we’ll personally ensure you get the best seats available.

The piggy bank stays intact No room to swing a cat in your budget? You heard it right. All Season Ticket Holders save up to 20% on 2013 productions no matter what the weather brings. Not only will you save on single ticket prices, but you’ll avoid paying booking and transaction fees.

get the perfect view We’ve hand-picked forty special seats in each venue that are the Best Seats in the House. These premium seats provide the most perfect view of the stage, no matter what the seating configuration. You can purchase these as part of your Season Ticket or as single tickets, but those signing up for the whole year get to snap up the best of the best.

Have the ultimate freedom Scared of commitment? If you want all the benefits of a relationship with Silo, but don’t want to pick dates with us yet, tick the Elastic option. We’ll give you a pin number that lets you book your tickets once you know what you’re up to, without any emotional blackmail. If you’re a Season Ticket Holder and you pick the Select Your Dates option, you can access one free ticket exchange per production, as long as you give us 24 hours notice.

The one time when age does matter We’re all about looking after the learners and the well-learned. 2013 brings about a new Season Ticket for Students. If you’re aged 65+ or Unwaged, you can take advantage of Concession rates. If you’ve got some form of ID to prove it, Silo’s got a deal for you.

The long-term relationship We’ve been here before, but the honeymoon’s not over yet. If you’ve been a Season Ticket Holder for more than one year, it’s time to reap the rewards. In 2013, your Season Ticket ID will take care of you at every Silo-turn you take. Experience all things Silo and access mates-rates at our favourite places, doing our favourite things in our favourite city. Living in Auckland just got 20% better.

We’re in love with your loyalty, so we want to say thank you. If you were a Season Ticket Holder in 2012, we’d like to offer you an additional guest ticket along with your 2013 Season Ticket booking. Introduce a mate to the Silo experience and convert them for life.

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Silo is life in three dimensions. Enhance your experience with new season additions and top-shelf engagement with each production.

preview Kind of like a test drive for a car, previews are early performances where we put our work to an audience for the first time, checking to see that the show’s engine is working at full capacity. You can be a part of the shaping of each production and save money on the way.

premiere For a limited and lucky few, Silo opens the doors to the public on our Opening Nights. They’re a bit more laid back than all that red carpet business, delivered in a unique Silo fashion. You’ll still have an opportunity to dust off those killer heels though, rub shoulders with Auckland’s influentials and attend the exclusive after-match function. We only sell a few of these golden tickets, so best be booking pronto.

Open dialogue We love sharing our work with you but love is a two-way street. Take part in the ruffling of feathers in 2013 with Open Dialogue. In a deliberately provocative alliance of conversation and commentary, a panel of informed types talk the talk about the plays and the challenges they throw up to the wider world. Taking place in the second week of every season, admission is absolutely free. Get involved.

HuI Thurs 21 March : Post Performance Chasing urban stories

WHITE RAbbIT, REd RAbbIT Wed 10 July : 6.30pm Making it up, messing it up and everything in between

pROTECTION Wed 28 August : 6.30pm How soon is too soon?

MIdSuMMER Wed 6 November : 6.30pm defining the alternative alternative

bE A TOTAL WINNER

Get your 2013 Season Ticket Booking Form in to us by 31 December 2012 and you’ll go in the draw to win one of our awesome 2013 Kickstarter Prizes.

prize: Hotel debrett Unwind in a premium loft suite at Hotel DeBrett: Auckland’s exclusive boutique hotel. A pre-show dinner for two at Kitchen will ensure an unforgettable urban escape.

prize: goldie Wines Indulge in delicious wine with character from Goldie Wines. We have 2 half-dozen mixed cases of this memorable drop from the Goldie Vineyard and Winery on Waiheke Island.

prize: Coffee Supreme A bundle of goodies from our friends at Coffee Supreme. Coffee lovers will be treated to some of the finest coffee and accessories around.

INvEST IN THE STORy

Silo is Auckland’s leading producer of contemporary theatre. We create bold work: showcasing energetic and uncompromising performance. Epic in scale, with no embargo on either ambition or artistic risk. We deliver cutting-edge next generation storytelling from around the world and New Zealand. We’re global in our outlook – speaking to contemporary concerns, dealing with human, emotional and sexual politics.

We work with the very best of New Zealand talent and pride ourselves on building a meaningful dialogue with you, our audience.

get involved and support the future movement of Silo. donate.

Silo patrons. Our kind of people. Silo Patrons are passionate individuals who believe in our work, are part of our community and feel strongly about establishing a visionary creative culture in Auckland. They are our extended family – they listen, advise, congratulate, share in our mission and cheer us on.

generator patron $5000 +

patron plus $2500 +

foundation patron $1000 +

Silo Patrons are our triumphant heroes. Wanna be a hero? Contact patrons@silotheatre.co.nz

best friends Some people reckon you can’t put a price on friendship. Wrong. Friends are worth a lot. We reckon Best Friends are priceless. Make a donation of $250 or more and you’ll be acknowledged in production programmes.

Join us. Make a donation alongside your 2013 Season Ticket.

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WORkINg TITLES

We want to make work that you want to see. Working Titles is Silo's developmental playspace where we get to toy with new writing and new ideas. We'll be pulling together a leading company of actors and directors who will workshop and read two new works off the page in a Season Ticket Holder-exclusive event. Be part of the exploration and creation of our next stories. We want to know what you've got to say.

pLAy 1 Thurs 4 April : 7pm Auckland Art Gallery Auditorium

pLAy 2 Fri 5 April : 7pm Auckland Art Gallery Auditorium

jOIN THE CONvERSATION

Theatre is not a one-night stand. We want to keep you engaged with our work, long after you’ve left the building.

Connect with us at facebook.com/silotheatre Get exclusive insights into our 2013 programme and engage with the latest gossip, photo galleries and sneak-peaks of backstage antics.

Silo is all over the Twitterverse. Follow the noise at twitter.com/silotheatre to be the first to know the what’s what and the who’s who of all things Silo. Listen to what our Artistic Director has to say about the world at twitter.com/shanebosher

Looking for complete Silo-saturation? Go deeper with our recent Silo addition: silotheatre.posterous.com Touch base with our artists, read opinion pieces from guest bloggers and access video content.

SEASON TICkET HOLdERS SAvE up TO 20% ON SINgLE TICkET pRICES. ALL Of THE pROduCTIONS CAN bE SELECTEd AS pART Of yOuR SEASON TICkET,

AS LONg AS yOu HAvE A MINIMuM Of THREE pER pERSON.

HuI

Venue: Q Theatre Address: 305 Queen Street Single Ticket Sales: 09 309 9771 or qtheatre.co.nz Performance Times: Fri 15 — Tues 19 March at 6.30pm Thurs 21 — Sat 23 March at 7.30pm Preview: Fri 15 March Premiere: Sat 16 March Open Dialogue: Thurs 21 March Closing: Sat 23 March

WHITE RAbbIT, REd RAbbIT

Venue: Q Theatre Loft Address: 305 Queen Street Single Ticket Sales: 09 309 9771 or qtheatre.co.nz Performance Times: Mon and Tues at 7pm Wed and Thurs at 8pm Fri and Sat at both 7pm and 9pm Preview: Mon 1 July Premiere: Tues 2 July Open Dialogue: Wed 10 July Closing: Sat 13 July

pROTECTION

Venue: Herald Theatre Address: 50 Mayoral Drive Single Ticket Sales: 09 357 3355 or buytickets.co.nz Performance Times: Mon and Tues at 7pm Wed through Sat at 8pm Preview: Thurs 15 August Premiere: Fri 16 August Open Dialogue: Wed 28 August Closing: Sat 14 September

MIdSuMMER

Venue: Q Theatre Loft Address: 305 Queen Street Single Ticket Sales: 09 309 9771 or qtheatre.co.nz Performance Times: Mon and Tues at 7pm Wed through Sat at 8.15pm Preview: Thurs 24 October Premiere: Fri 25 October Open Dialogue: Wed 6 November Closing: Sat 23 November

2013 AT A gLANCE

production Ticket Type Single Tickets Season Tickets

HuI Q Theatre 15 — 23 March

Best Seats in the House $55 $49

Adult $55 $49

Concession $49 $44

Student $49 $20

Preview $30 $30

Premiere $55 $49

WHITE RAbbIT, REd RAbbIT Q Theatre Loft 1 — 13 July

Best Seats in the House $39 $31

Adult $35 $28

Concession $30 $24

Student $20 $20

Preview $25 $23

Premiere $39 $39

pROTECTION Herald Theatre 15 August — 14 September

Best Seats in the House $49 $39

Adult $42 $34

Concession $39 $31

Student $25 $20

Preview $30 $27

Premiere $49 $49

MIdSuMMER Q Theatre Loft 24 October — 23 November

Best Seats in the House $49 $39

Adult $42 $34

Concession $39 $31

Student $25 $20

Preview $30 $27

Premiere $49 $49

The fine print1. Tickets will not be refunded after purchase. 2. A Season Ticket is three or more productions per person. 3. No other price types can be purchased alongside Best Seats in the House. 4. Silo offers a free ticket exchange service for Season Ticket Holders who have opted for the Select Your Dates package, up to 24 hours prior to the original performance to which you hold tickets. Subsequent exchanges will incur a $6.00 handling fee. 5. In 2013, tickets may not be transferred between productions. 6. The right of admission is reserved. Each person, including children, must hold a ticket. Please check a production’s suitability before purchasing tickets. 7. Latecomers will not be admitted. We urge you to arrive early to avoid disappointment. 8. Elastic tickets are subject to availability. We hold a specific allocation of tickets aside for Season Ticket Holders, but urge you to book as early as possible so that we can accommodate your preferred dates. Once booked, Elastic tickets cannot be exchanged. 9. All Concession tickets require presentation of valid identification. 10. All Student tickets require proof of 2013 enrolment. 11. Details in this programme are correct at the time of printing. Silo reserves the right to add, withdraw or substitute artists and to vary the programme should the need arise. 12. Due to the volume of season tickets received each year, we are unable to process forms over the phone or by fax. 13. Season Ticket Booking Forms are processed in the order that they are received. 14. Silo Gift Vouchers are redeemable for any Silo production in 2013. If your purchase exceeds the Gift Voucher total, it can be combined with cash, credit card or EFTPOS to make up the full amount. If your purchase is less than the voucher’s total, no change will be given. 15. Please allow 10 working days for your Season Ticket package to be delivered.

ALL TOO CONfuSINg? WE'vE TRIEd TO MAkE THE pROCESS Of bOOkINg IN 2013 AS SIMpLE AS pOSSIbLE, buT If IT ALL REAdS LIkE gIbbERISH ANd yOu WANT TO TALk, gIvE uS A RINg

ON 09 361 1551 duRINg bOx OffICE HOuRS. WE'RE HAppy TO HELp.

Sustaining partners

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Artistic director Shane Bosher

Executive director Jessica Smith

finance Manager Martine Holloway

Communications & digital Content Manager

Tim Blakeprogramme &

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Accounts Administrator Ingrid Peckham

design & Art direction Alt Group Website

Sons & Co.photography Toaki Okano

Silo Theatre Trust Rick Carlyon [Chair]

Mark Burlace Greg Fahey Philip Kean Hilary Lewis Rachel Paris

Jennifer Ward-Lealand Peter Winder

Season Ticket bookings

09 361 1551 seasontickets@silotheatre.co.nz

Administration 09 361 1554

PO Box 7752 Wellesley Street

Auckland 1141silotheatre.co.nz

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