Geelong Repertory Theatre Company
The Shape of Things
Written by Neil Labute
Directed by Jules Heart
2nd May - 17th May
In The Shape of Things by Neil LaBute, the boundaries of art and relationships blur as a young couple navigates the complexities of love, identity, and transformation.
Set against a backdrop of a contemporary art world, the play explores the impact of personal choices and hidden motivations. As the characters reveal their true selves, the audience is drawn into a thought-provoking examination of honesty, manipulation, and the nature of beauty.
With sharp dialogue and unexpected twists, LaBute crafts a compelling narrative that challenges perceptions and leaves viewers questioning the true shape of their own lives.
An Amateur Production by arrangement with ORiGiN™ Theatrical on behalf of RIGHTS HOLDER.
OUR STORY
Established in 1932 as Geelong Repertory Society, the company is proud of being Victoria’s longest running amateur theatre identity, now named Geelong Repertory Theatre Company Inc. which is managed by a Committee of Management and solely run by volunteers.
The company presents five productions each year at the Woodbin Theatre and is committed to providing opportunities for interested individuals to participate in amateur theatre productions, in a wide variety of genres, at the highest possible standard.
DONATIONS
Geelong Repertory Theatre Company is run entirely by volunteers.
From Actors to Directors to Stage Manages and set builders, everyone is donating their time with no financial reward. All money earned goes straight back into the bank to fund future plays and artistic initiatives so that we may continue to present great theatrical experiences for you.
If you would like to make a donation you can do so using these methods:
Cheque - Post to Geelong Rep, PO Box 993, Geelong, Vic, 3220
Credit Card - Please email geelong.repertory@gmail.com including a phone number and we will get in touch with you to process your donation.
Thank you for your support.
We are currently seeking donations towards improving our facilities.
With focus on our auditorium seating and the toilets.