Karry Owky
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Karry Owky is an evening of bawdy comedy, though as the piece progresses and the characters collide in their grotesque and vile manner, the comedy gradually bleeds out, leaving a tragic finale. Once upon a time, we lived in huts in small communities. In the evenings we would gather round a fire, and sing songs to each other. What was important was not that you could sing, but that you could share something. The community spirit or so goes the Myth. A blisteringly funny portrayal of yobbish attitudes, pub culture and what happens when those attitudes are challenged. Contains strong language.
Archive :: play:S1011534654, venue:V968
Production details
New Writing mini-Fest 2001
