
Little Ones Theatre
@little_ones
Purveyors of high camp.
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http://www.littleonestheatre.com.au 02-08-2009 15:17:06
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It's fascinating to see #Loaded's Ari come to life on stage Malthouse Theatre, even if he sits uncomfortably in contemporary clothes. Some thrilling stuff, though and worth seeing. theguardian.com/stage/2023/mayā¦


ā ā ā ā ā 'A freewheeling, caustic monologue performed with feverish intensity by the spellbinding Danny Ball.' Loaded will run at Malthouse Theatre until 3 June 2023: #loaded #malthousetheatre #review #theatre #christotsiolkas bit.ly/3Mquslr

'It may be easy to forget, but 1995 is as far away from us in time as 1967 was from Loadedās publication.' Ben Brooker reviews 'Loaded' | Malthouse Theatre Little Ones Theatre @BenMBrooker australianbookreview.com.au/arts-update/10ā¦



Pls everyone see Loaded Malthouse Theatre. Took dad along, he doesnāt really like plays + thought we were seeing Judith Lucy for some reason? But came out raving. āIt was interesting to learn about a lifestyle so foreign to me.ā And thatās how I learnt my dadās not a young gay man.

Loaded is a stunning work in its own right. It canāt match the reckless velocity & momentum of Head On, but it has a luscious sensuality & easy physical immediacy that neither the original prose nor Kokkinosās movie can offer Malthouse Theatre My review [$] patreon.com/posts/83349230

Since Christos Tsiolkasā Loaded was published in 1995, the way Australians see race and sexuality has changed. Shifting the setting to the present day doesnāt weaken the narrative, but it does complicate it, writes Jinghua Qian. satpa.pe/bF5oupa

Danny Ballās magnetic solo performance is a joy to watch in its physicality, charisma and control, writes Jinghua Qian. satpa.pe/z7K5TQO

.Jinghua Qian reviews the new stage adaptation of Christos Tsiolkasā Loaded at Malthouse Theatre. satpa.pe/xXhNwgy

The Malthouse Theatreās staging of Christos Tsiolkasā Loaded embodies a second-generation identity crisis, writes Jinghua Qian. How can a transplant respect its roots while staying nimble in a new time and place? satpa.pe/teG4Oo9

The long-awaited stage adaptation of Christos Tsiolkasā Loaded at the Malthouse Theatre updates the story for a new audience while juicing generative tension out of anachronism, writes Jinghua Qian. satpa.pe/LGZxaDV

āThereās an intelligence to pop culture and pop music that a lot of people donāt credit. That was the first time Iād seen those genres and styles on a stage: the vaudeville, Marlene Dietrich, Carmen Miranda.ā Little Ones Theatre' Stephen Nicolazzo on Madonna. satpa.pe/69GRqI5
