Due to a two week sell out season, The Intricate Art of Actually Caring by Eli Kent is extending another week!

Meet at Glover Park. Walk to Eli's bedroom. Take your seats. Witness: Two boys, hanging out, drinking beers, riffing on Wellington, popular culture and girls. The death of their friend sparks a journey to Jerusalem, and the bedroom becomes a car, the North Island, and James. K Baxter's grave. Due to a two week sell out season, The Intricate Art of Actually Caring by Eli Kent is extending another week!

Meet at Glover Park. Walk to Eli's bedroom. Take your seats. Witness: Two boys, hanging out, drinking beers, riffing on Wellington, popular culture and girls. The death of their friend sparks a journey to Jerusalem, and the bedroom becomes a car, the North Island, and James. K Baxter's grave. Written by Eli Kent (Chapman Tripp Winner Outstanding New Playwright of the Year 2008)
Directed by Eleanor Bishop
Performed by Jack Shadbolt and Eli Kent

New performances:
Tuesday 24 February at 7pm and 9pm
Thursday 26 February at 7pm and 9pm
Friday 27 February at 7pm and 9pm
Saturday 28 February at 7pm and 9pm

Performance takes place in Eli's bedroom
Meet at Glover Park (between Ghuznee Street and Garrett Street)
$12 Full / $10 Fringe Addict
Bookings: playgroundcollectivenz@gmail.com

E-TRAILER: http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=q5W5AadYESs

Supported by the NZ Fringe Festival 2009 and Creative NZ.

"Genius...wonderfully intimate theatrical experience"

Lynn Freeman, Capital Times

"A work of extraordinary wit, perspicacity and humanity...Book now: don't miss it"

John Smythe, Theatreview

"Overall I can't put it better than to say I loved it...for those who miss the intimacy of this first production in Eli's bedroom, you are probably missing the highlight of the Fringe"

Helen Sims, The Lumière Reader

20/02/09