Tempus Fugit: Unley Youth Theatre 1996

Reviews

´Tempus Fugit… is an honest and unaffected look at five young
women finding their place in the big picture in the face of death.
Each member faces ´the weird kid that I was´, as private moments
of insecurities are exposed in monologues as issues of sexuality,
morality, and mortality are debated, sometimes thrashed out.
Collectively, the group explore how they can find a space for their
friendship within the realm of developing identities, shifting
relationships, and a search for meaning in a changed world.

The actors revealed understanding and maturity in their response to
the material in solid performances supported by Beth McMahon´s
refined directing style. Tempus Fugit uses introspection and subtlety
with genuine attempts to connect´

dB, 1996

´Tempus Fugit (time stops) is a dark,
surreal fantasy set inside the mind of teenaged angst…
well composed moments with the resonance enhanced by a high
standard of performance from all involved.
An unquestionable winner among its similarly aged audience´

Rip It Up, 1996

Tempus Fugit
Unley Youth Theatre, 'Fresh' season
Artistic Director Jansis O'Hanlon
Director Beth McMahon
1996

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