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Boy Bands Are Back…Alright!

Published: Fri 5 Feb 2010 01:35 PM
Boy Bands Are Back…Alright!
Experience the World’s Most Forgotten Boy Band Sensation.


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Wannabe, The Fringe Bar, 24 - 27 February, 8.30pm
Do you remember the 90s? The chatter rings, tamagotchis, and midriffs? How about the boy bands? The white shirts in the wind, screaming fans and merchandise galore. The tunes, the dance moves, and the hair. So dope.
Boy Bands helped shape the decade. And our identities too. The cool one. The nice one. The blonde one. The black one…And that other guy. Which one were you? With the Backstreet Boys reaching New Zealand shores in March boy band fever is going to peak. Come to The Fringe Bar this February to experience the world’s most forgotten boy band sensation.
Wannabe, a quirky new solo show devised by Guy Langford and directed by Erina Daniels, explores aspiration, the tall poppy syndrome, and the role the media plays in shaping who we “wannabe”.
Guy Langford is a 2009 Acting Graduate from Toi Whakaari: New Zealand Drama School. In his final year Guy played Thomas Baxter in Eli Kent’s critically acclaimed Bedlam, created the “infectiously energetic” (Salient) solo work Hurry! Hurry! Wait… And was a member of the Chapman Kipp award winning ensemble production The Caucasian Chalk Circle.
Erina Daniels is a 2003 Toi Whakaari Acting Graduate and a current Master in Theatre Arts Directing student. Her last Fringe show Who’s Popping was awarded Pick of the Fringe in 2008.
Wannabe runs for an exclusive season at The Fringe Bar from 24 - 27 February at 8:30 pm. Tickets are $15 General, $12 Concession and $10 with Fringe Addict Cards.
TIME & DATES: 24th - 27th February, 8.30pm
WHERE: The Fringe Bar, Corner of Cuba Street and Vivian Street
TICKETS: $15 / $12 concessions / $10 Fringe Addict Cards
TO BOOK: email fringebar.nz@gmail.com
or txt 022 IM SILLY (022 467 6559)
ENDS

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