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Opening a Fuzzwollop’s Frame of Mind

Opening a Fuzzwollop’s Frame of Mind

By Daniel Evans
ISBN
9780868196862
Publisher
Currency Press
Publication Date
26 September 2002
Edition
Standard
Format
Paperback
Availability
Available
Categories
Plays
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Description

In a closed room a group of people trapped by their surroundings accept their predicament. Then Eyre, a naïve young stranger, poses the question of life outside the room and the claustrophobic existence of this strange group is challenged.

Opening a Fuzzwollop’s Frame of Mind is a delightfully funny absurdist play that explores the nature of humanity and our fear of the unknown.

As Wilmah says, ‘It’s no fun being comfortable and life is just too short not to leave our frame of mind.'

 

Biography
Daniel Evans
Daniel Evans

DANIEL EVANS is an avid arts/media worker who has a passionate preoccupation with art and culture: be it in any size, shape, colour or form. A graduate of Creative Industries at the Queensland University of Technology, majoring in Interdisciplinary studies, Evans currently works as the Arts Editor for Queensland’s leading street press, SCENE Magazine. There he has interviewed and profiled a broad gamut of both local and international arts practitioners, and reviewed countless productions. A keen writer, Evans contributes to the multimedia street zine Brisneyland and the fringe magazine Vulture. He also moonlights as the Program Officer for the Brisbane Cabaret Festival; a three day event which gives a platform to cutting-edge cabaret acts from around Australia. In his spare time he is a performance studies teacher and always aims to empower and liberate young people through theatre. His work, Holy Guacamole (the story of a boy born with the features of an avocado) premiered in 2006.

Book Data
Cast Info 5F, 2M
Genres Farce, Comedy
Themes -
Audiences Adult
Extent 56
Edition Standard
Size 105 x160
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