The Most Spectacular Cake!
Play/Drama/Theatre
| Title of Performance | The Most Spectacular Cake! |
|---|---|
| Type of Performance | Play/Drama/Theatre |
| Creator/Contributor | Condren, W. (Performer), Parigi, A. (Performer) and Steggall, D. (Director) |
| Event | The Most Spectacular Cake! |
| Event Details | The Most Spectacular Cake! Delivery In person Event Date 15 Apr 2021 to end of 19 Feb 2022 Event Location Toowoomba, Queensland Wynnum, Queensland Adelaide, South Australia Event Venue Empire Church Theatre Wynnum Fringe Festival Adelaide Fringe Festival Event Description The Most Spectacular Cake was performed at the Empire Church Theatre as part of the 2021 Homegrown Program, the Wynnum Fringe 2021, and the Adelaide Fringe 2022 season. In The Most Spectacular Cake the Whiteface clown Head Chef Wren Auclair, prepares to make their most spectacular cake for their father, seeking his approval. The Auguste, bumbling Junior Chef Ash Sock-le-blurgh assists Head Chef Wren, however get’s it all wrong and fails, creating a fiasco. |
| Description of Performance | The Most Spectacular Cake was performed at the Empire Church Theatre as part of the 2021 Homegrown Program, the Wynnum Fringe 2021, and the Adelaide Fringe 2022 season. In The Most Spectacular Cake the Whiteface clown Head Chef Wren Auclair, prepares to make their most spectacular cake for their father, seeking his approval. The Auguste, bumbling Junior Chef Ash Sock-le-blurgh assists Head Chef Wren, however get’s it all wrong and fails, creating a fiasco |
| Keywords | Clown theory |
| Contains Sensitive Content | Does not contain sensitive content |
| ANZSRC Field of Research 2020 | 360403. Drama, theatre and performance studies |
| Byline Affiliations | No affiliation |
| School of Psychology and Wellbeing | |
| Centre for Heritage and Culture |
https://research.usq.edu.au/item/z1515/the-most-spectacular-cake
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