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One Scientific Mystery or Why did the aborigines eat Captain Cook?

VHS Productions Presents

One Scientific Mystery or Why did the aborigines eat Captain Cook?

5:00pm, Sun 14 April, 2013
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Late on a midwinter night in St. Petersburg, Rhys returns to his freezing apartment to find his brother-in-law, Ben, unconscious and a naked woman about to jump out the window.

This debut play by emerging playwright Victoria Haralabidou is an incredibly touching look at worlds colliding over a single night. The play achieved selection for the 2012 National Play Festival in Melbourne and has had numerous readings and developments which have resulted in a beautifully-wrought tale of the tensions created in a harsh world. Haralabidou is joined by a stellar team including 2-time Logie Award winner Aaron Jeffery, Dallas Bigelow and highly acclaimed director Iain Sinclair. This special not-to-be-missed production at the TAP Gallery is sure to touch and amaze audiences and critics alike.

Iain Sinclair - Director

Since graduating with distinction from the RADA masters program in 1997, critically acclaimed Director, Iain Sinclair has been specialising in new Australian writing and contemporary international work. He is best known for his mainstage Sydney Theatre Company productions Our Town and Blood Wedding.

Dallas Bigelow - Actor

Newcomer Dallas Bigelow is a graduate of QUT and his screen credits include Home and Away and COPS LAC. He is excited to be making his debut appearance on the Sydney stage.

Victoria Haralabidou - Actor/Writer

Born in St Petersburg, Victoria Haralabidou studied at the Russian Institute of Cinematography in Moscow, the Greek Drama School in Athens. She is a world-class actor, having worked on stage and screen in Australia and internationally, for Neil Armfield, Peter Andrikidis, Pantelis Voulgaris and Martin Scorsese. In 2004 Victoria won Best Actress Award at the Thessaloniki Film Festival for the Martin Scorsese production of Greek feature Brides and was nominated in 2010 for a Greek Oscar (Hellenic Academy of Cinema) for the Greek feature, With Heart and Soul.

Aaron Jeffery - Actor

Two-time Logie Award winner Aaron Jeffery was voted one of Australia's hottest stars on television in 2012; he also won the 2012 Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (formally AFI) Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role on Underbelly: Badness. Aaron's theatre credits include A Midsummer Night's Dream, No Names No Pack Drill, A Clockwork Orange and most recently, Shadow Boxing, which he performed at the Byron Theatre in association with Ripe Productions. A graduate of NIDA, Aaron is delighted to be returning to the Sydney stage in this unique play.

Design by Antoinette Barbouttis

Times Tue-Fri 7:30pm, Saturday 2pm & 7:30pm, Sunday 5pm

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VHS Productions is a new aspiring theatre company dedicated to promoting new Australian work by culturally diverse female artists.

Special Thanks: Angela Vithoulkas, Carla, Monica, Lee (Mollison Keightley Management), P&B Lanham, P&E Partsa, C&J Claudianos, Maria Claudianos, Peter&Leo, Leon Monaco, Belinda Stinson (sheinspires.com.au), Mei Tsering and Kerrie Candrick.