‘MEETING KARPOVSKY’ – SORRY, SOLD OUT
As part of the Arts Festival Out East, Howick Little Theatre and Willow Productions present a return to Auckland of the acclaimed award-winning production ofMeeting Karpovsky.
With Helen Moulder & Sir Jon Trimmer.
Directed by Sue Rider
"Pure magic ..... together they are magnificent" - The Listener
Season: March 29 – April 1
Don't miss out on this award-winning play with a strictly limited season. This show is already half sold. In the dance of life Sylvia has two left feet, but Karpovsky has arrived to tutor her in hope and grace. Years ago, Sylvia travelled the world and its greatest ballet theatres; now she lives alone in a house filled with photographs of her favourite dancers and boxes of her daughter’s unwanted possessions. Sylvia knows all the dances and has all the moves in her head, but is afraid to step out. Then the great dancer Alexander Karpovsky – she has seen him dance 127 times – turns up mysteriously in her lonely room and breaks through her brittle cocoon...... an extraordinary work full of humour, delight, drama and surprise." - Faith Oxenbridge, The Listener
Originally produced in 2002 to rapturous response, (Listener Best New Play and Chapman Tripp Actress of the Year) Meeting Karpovsky toured NZ in 2003/2004. It now returns for a strictly limited season.
Music by Tchaikovsky, Weber, Stravinsky, Adam & Bach
Show Duration: 90 minutes
"Strikes a unique chord ...... a must see" – The Press
"Delivers the kind of rewards that only live theatre can offer" – National Business Review
Ticket prices: $30, $25 (seniors and groups of 4), $15 (under 25s).
Season: March 29 – April 1
Thursday to Saturday, 7.30pm; Sunday, 6.30pm
Venue: Howick Little Theatre, Pakuranga, Auckland
Bookings: http://www.iticket.co.nz/search?q=karpovsky
Read the NZ Herald story: Dionne Christian: Coming to terms with hurt and heartache
What: Meeting Karpovsky Where and when: Howick Little Theatre, March 29-April 1
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