The Intricate Art of Actually Caring
15/06/10 19:46
Theatre Company: The Playground Collective
Writer: Eli Kent
Cast: Eli Kent
Location: The Basement
Jack and Eli spend their days hanging out in Eli’s bedroom, drinking beers and riffing on movies, music and girls.
When the death of a friend causes Jack to look inside himself, he doesn’t like what he sees, sparking a spiritual journey to James K. Baxter’s grave in Jerusalem, New Zealand.
I thoroughly enjoyed this exploration of the meaning of life, the universe and everything.
I enjoyed Eli Ken’s astute observations of life. There were some great one-liners ... that I wish I could have written down at the time to remember.
I enjoyed all of the different, and innovative, methods employed to tell the tale including a blast from the past - an overhead projector.
On the strength of this production I’ll be looking forward to seeing anything else that the Playground Collective present up in Auckland.

Writer: Eli Kent
Cast: Eli Kent
Location: The Basement
Synopsis (from the flyer):
Jack and Eli spend their days hanging out in Eli’s bedroom, drinking beers and riffing on movies, music and girls.
When the death of a friend causes Jack to look inside himself, he doesn’t like what he sees, sparking a spiritual journey to James K. Baxter’s grave in Jerusalem, New Zealand.
Thoughts on this Production:
I thoroughly enjoyed this exploration of the meaning of life, the universe and everything.
I enjoyed Eli Ken’s astute observations of life. There were some great one-liners ... that I wish I could have written down at the time to remember.
I enjoyed all of the different, and innovative, methods employed to tell the tale including a blast from the past - an overhead projector.
On the strength of this production I’ll be looking forward to seeing anything else that the Playground Collective present up in Auckland.
