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5 Jul 2023

Spoken Word: Episode 20: Steven Boltz: The Jasmine Suite

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Spoken Word: Episode 20: Steven Boltz: The Jasmine Suite

This week on Spoken Word, joy94.9 was our last live show in the current grid. We are going to be fully digital for the remainder of the year to bring you all more incredible poets, writers, events and so much.

This week we had the director Steven T. Boltz, from the Knack Theatre’s production of the Jasmine Suite.

Website: https://www.theknacktheatre.com/jasmine-suite

https://www.facebook.com/events/804645074610994/804645477944287/

Show synopsis:
Richard and Kathyrn have come to Prague to play a real-time, real-life game of spies and intrigue. But are people really meant to die? When they find themselves holed up in
‘The Jasmine Suite’—the targets of assassins with real guns and real bullets—they begin to question whether they’re playing the game or the game is playing them…
Show credits:
Written by Michael Olsen
Directed by Steven T. Boltz
Starring Amelia Nemet and Bridget Morrison, playing as Kathryn and James Weir as Richard.

Where and when:
Dates: Wednesday, June 28 to Friday to July 8, 2023
Time: 7-8PM
Saturday, July 1 has two sessions at 2:30PM and 7PM.
At Club Voltaire (2nd Floor/14 Raglan St, North Melbourne VIC 3051)
Tickets Available For Purchase Through Humanitix – $30 Early Bird and Concession ; $35 Full Price – https://events.humanitix.com/the-jasmine-suite

About The Knack:

The Knack is a theatre company that showcases work that is innovative and distinctive. It creates a space for emerging artists to learn, grow in their craft, and see their work come to life.
For more information please visit theknacktheatre.com or contact us at theknacktheatre@gmail.com. Find Us On Social Media on Facebook and Instagram.

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Steven and James discussed everything from Edgar Allen Poe to Orson Welles to Stephen King, film-making, writing for the theatre and so much more.