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A Rock in the Limbus Review

A Rock in the Limbus - 7 out of 10 PitchWhite Productions TICKETS: End of Season Ambitious, enigmatic, and often baffling, A Rock in the Limbus is the latest original work from Adelaide playwright Lochie Daniel. This production – Daniel’s third – demonstrates a maturing of his voice, even as it leaves the audience scratching their heads. The post-show Q&A felt less like a courtesy and more a necessity for an audience struggling to reconcile the surreal events on stage with their own reality. The set in Act 1 is remarkable for its simplicity. The titular rock stands proudly centre stage and is flanked on each side by a pair of projection flats. These flats are used to set the scene. The opening of the production is a projection journey through the history of the universe, Earth and humanity up to now and into a hypothetical future before we snap to a collage of overlapping news footage, hinting at some of the many underlying themes of the play before finally settling in the outba...

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