95bFM: Stage Direction

We had Laika Rountree come in and talk about some plays. This time, one of them was directed by none other than Laika Rountree. Word on the street is that Laika’s retelling of Macbeth was a bloody good watch. We also heard a bit about I Know You, Fish (or Te Conozco Bacalao) and A Kind Of Fury.

The great Izzy Robinson popped into the studio to discuss ‘Test Fest’, Basement Theatre’s new festival all about unfinished and in-the-works shows. Raw, pure th-e-a-tre! Looks like a treat. Thanks to Basement Theatre for this week’s Stage Direction.

Laika was baaaaack to discuss plays. A couple of goodies this week: JOB and ASRA: Stories of Palestinian Prisoners. Thanks to Basement Theatre for this week’s Stage Direction.

We had a bonus Stage Direction this week, thanks to Basement Theatre. Vincent Andrew-Scammell came in and talked to us about his one-man show, ‘Oceania 11’. AAAAnnd what a doozy it sounds like. The lad even did all the sound effects himself.

Laika Rountree joined us to discuss some heavy plays shown over the past fortnight: ‘Tape,’ showing at Dolphin Theatre, and ‘Party Conversations’ at Te Pou.

Laika Rountree chatted to us about a couple of shows they’d watched this past fortnight: Auckland Theatre Company’s ‘Macbeth,’ and ‘Memory of a Honey Bee.’

Laika talked with us about a bunch of theatrical goodness: ‘The Stranger,’ ‘OVER AND OUT,’ and more.

We caught up with Laika, who talked about a couple of pretty cracker shows she'd caught over the last couple of weeks: 'We Are The Tigers' and Suzy Eddie Izzard's performance of 'Hamlet.'

Laika Rountree joins Castor, Joel, and Rory for Stage Direction to chat about three productions: Oranges which was on at Basement this week, Constellations at Q Theatre, and Old MacDonald’s Farm at Pumphouse Theatre!

Jordan Walker joined us to talk about ‘Herenga Waka: where we come from,’ a collection of short films he's presenting at Basement Theatre. Ngā mihi nui Basement Theatre!