A one-person play about one mediocre person. In this riotous tell-all debut solo show, expect to be thrilled by world-class stunts, raw humour and the heart-warming journey of a dangerous woman finally finding safety. Gag Reflex: A Scandalous Solo Show by Rachel AtlasīATS Theatre, Sept 16-17, 8.30pm, $18-$22 Jacob Rajan in Krishnan's Dairy, on at Soundings Theatre at Te Papa, part of the TAHI Festival. A setlist of poetic texts are subjected to transformative compositional processes, gutting them of meaning or stumbling through the banal into the sublime. This experimental solo vocal performance is loosely hung on a theme of birdhood. The First Buzzard at the Body by Elliot VaughanīATS Theatre, Sept 16-17, 6.30pm, $18-$22 What does it mean to reclaim Māoritanga from a Pākehā upbringing? Isaac Martyn will lead the audience on a journey from total confusion to partial understanding - exploring the doubt, celebration, comedy and the complicated nature of identity. Title and Deed is a provocative, engaging play by Pulitzer Prize finalist and Horton Foote Prize winner Will Eno, whom the New York Times called “a Samuel Beckett” for the Jon Stewart generation.Tickets: .nz Arts reporter André Chumko talks with drag performer Miss Manage about her upcoming Wellington show Drop Dead Gorgeous, which runs at BATS Theatre from September 20-24.
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