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Ant & Annie are a couple. So are Bill & Bella. Both are frighteningly close to middle age.
As each couple sits down to some cake, nothing is said but everything is meant. For this is love done the contemporary way: conversations punctuated with text messaging, pleasures punctuated by food intolerances and happiness punctuated with rage. Cake’s not the only thing you could slice a knife through…
A deliciously funny exploration of love and sex in the modern world by one of the country’s most daring and witty playwrights.
Bake to support this production
Some of Australia’s most loved celebrities have come together to support Porn. Cake in a limited edition book of their favourite cake and dessert recipes. With recipes from Susie Porter, Brendan Cowell, Caroline Craig, Richard Roxbourgh, Asher Keddie and many more this book is sure to satisfy any sweet tooth. By purchasing this book you are helping to raise the much needed funds to put on what is going to be a deliciously funny show. So help support this independent production by purchasing your copy today. Only $15. Hurry this is a very limited edition. Buy online.
Run time 1hour 25mins
Warning Show contains strobing
Presented by Michael Sieders and Griffin Independent
Director Shannon Murphy
Designer Justin Nardella
Lighting Designer Teegan Lee
Sound Designer Steve Toulmin
With Georgina Symes, Glenn Hazeldine, Olivia Pigeot, Josef Ber
PERFORMANCE DATES
Previews 20 & 21 June
Season 23 June – 14 July
PERFORMANCE TIMES
Monday-Saturday 7pm
Saturday 14 July 2pm and 7pm
TICKETS
Adult $30
Concession/Preview/Matinee $23
Seniors/Group+8 $26
Under 30 $26
$15 Rush tickets – limited number available Monday evenings at the door
Transaction fees of $2.50 for online bookings and $4 for phone bookings apply.
Phone bookings 02 9361 3817
Online bookings
Run time 1hour 25mins, no interval
Warning Show contains strobing
VENUE
SBW Stables Theatre
10 Nimrod Street
Kings Cross NSW 2011
Reviews
‘Director Shannon Murphy…swings the pendulum from playful to poignant very entertainingly.’ SMH
‘Under director Shannon Murphy’s stewardship, Vanessa Bates’ play Porn.Cake is a lively, at times funny and largely attention-grabbing piece of work.’ Daily Telegraph
‘Porn.Cake is out of the ordinary…’ Stage Noise
‘The conception of this play, and the exploration of the material in this exaggerated comic milieu is an adventurous surprise success in the Australian play-wrighting canon that we usually see.’ Kevin Jackson
‘This production will make you laugh…’ What’s On Sydney
