Looking Through a Glass Onion – John Waters John Waters returns in his critically acclaimed production Looking
Through A Glass Onion - a homage to the music, mystery and memory of John Lennon. Wednesday 8th December 2010 marks the 30th anniversary since he was tragically gunned down outside his New York City apartment. John Lennon would have been 70 years of age in October 2010.
Glass Onion was created by Waters and D'Arrietta back in January 1992
with a 5 week run in a small cabaret room at the Tilbury Hotel in Sydney'sWoolloomooloo as a two man show and was an instant success. Since then, included more musicians it has toured London's West End and a further 2 Sold Out Australian tours.
The show is not a cut-and-paste biography of Lennon or an emulation
of the original recordings. On stage, with shadows from the lighting
arrangement fluttering over his face as he explores the essence of the
man through song and spoken word, Waters becomes synonymous with Lennon.
He shies away from imitating the artist, but so emotive is his
performance, it lulls the audience into believing anything is possible.
It's part concert and part biography though it doesn't seek to tell the
full story of Lennon's life. For the audience this is either an
emotional trip down memory lane or a wonderful introduction to the life
and times of one of the most fascinating icons of our time.
Looking Through a Glass Onion – John Waters Venue: QPAC, Brisbane
Dates: 29/01/11
Cost: $70.00
Official Site: www.qpac.com.au
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