Saturday night was the premier of the Simon Cunliffe play The Truth Game Circa Theatre.
The evening started with the full house gathering well before the performance to share, in anticipation, the new production. The crowd included a number of established artists, an MP and a head of a government department amongst others.
The set was great, the cast excellent and the story line intriguing and believable. We were given an English lesson as well.
Having worked in and for a number of corporates including one Australian owned, and another American, the corporate politics’ were realistic as were the inter-personal battles between the old times and the new; male versus female; corporate, management and other staff, and the couple who worked together but their relationship was at an end.
Without giving too much away, the performance flowed well with twists and turns, some obvious but others not so.
The performance on the night was excellent, the acting marvellous and quite believable as each actor fitted their role perfectly.
But I’m not sure what OSH would have to say about the second story of the set!
We would certainly recommend a visit to Circa to view The Truth Game.
13-10 November: Tuesday, Wednesday 6.30pm, Thursday to Saturday 8.00pm, Sunday 4.00pm
Price: $46/38
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