Jeffrey Jay Fowler Archives

Arielle Grey and Ben Sutton. Photo: Daniel J Grant A scene from D*ck Pics in the Garden of Evil. A woman stands to one side, wearing a unitard with two skin coloured circles on her breasts. She stands next to a giant screen onto which a man's face is projected. He has an unkempt beard and a surprised expression. Plenty of sexy hijinks and humour in Hunters’ Eden

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Plenty of sexy hijinks and humour in Hunters’ Eden

21 November 2022

Jeffrey Jay Fowler’s screechingly funny, woeful D*ck Pics in the Garden of Eden means what it says, David Zampatti discovers.

Three people wearing strange flesh-coloured suits with foam and cotton wool padding stare ahead. There are green pot plants in the background. They are the cast for The Last Great Hunt's D*ck Pics in the Garden of Eden What to SEE: D*ck pics in the Garden of Eden

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What to SEE: D*ck pics in the Garden of Eden

27 October 2022

Ever wondered what happened to Adam and Eve after God banished them for eating that forbidden fruit? The Last Great Hunt has some interesting answers.

Alicia Osyka, Jeffrey Jay Fowler, Amy Mathews in 'Bite The Hand'. Photo: Christophe Canto Three people are in a grey-walled room that is sparsely furnished with two grey box seats. A picture on one wall could be a scan of a human pelvis or a painting of a butterfly. One person, a woman, sits on one of the box seats, watching the other two. One of those people wears an oversized dog collar with a tag and has his arms stretched up in the air. The other person seems to be scratching his tummy, as though he is a dog. Hunters continue to lead the pack

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Hunters continue to lead the pack

15 October 2021

The Last Great Hunt’s Bite the Hand is as hilarious as a puppy and as dangerous as a pit bull. It also leaves its meaning for you to uncover – a good thing according to David Zampatti.

I'll Tell You in Person Two women sit at a coffee table, facing one another. They are both wearing headphones and both laughing. Is that really how it was?

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Is that really how it was?

17 February 2021

Memories spark memories, and the truth is rarely a straight line, David Zampatti realises after a performance of I’ll Tell You in Person.

Features

Dipping into our home-grown Festival

18 November 2020

To celebrate the 2021 Perth Festival programme launch, Seesaw’s Nina Levy shares her top picks from the line-up.

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Theatre: Perpetual Wake

9 August 2019

28 Aug – 7 Sep @ Subiaco Arts Centre · Presented by The Last Great Hunt · Our second work in The Last Great Hunt’s 2019 …

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Theatre: In Case of Emergency

19 November 2018

4 – 8 December @ The Blue Room Theatre · Presented by Hayman Theatre Company · How do we respond to the ‘danger’ of the emergency …

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Black Swan State Theatre Company’s production of 'In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play ‘ by Sarah Ruhl. Runs 20 October until 4 November 2018 at the Heath Ledger Theatre. Photographed 19th October 2018 by Philip Gostelow A woman sitting on a medical looking bed, talking to a man. The scene is Victorian. Crackling with all sorts of electricity

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Crackling with all sorts of electricity

29 October 2018

Review: Black Swan State Theatre Company, In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play · Heath Ledger Theatre, State Theatre Centre of WA, October 24 · Review …

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Improvement_Club_ Chris Isaacs, Arielle Gray. Photo credit Daniel James Grant-05 Chris Isaacs in foreground, Areille Gray in background Fresh, stylish and subversive

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Fresh, stylish and subversive

30 June 2018

Review: The Last Great Hunt, Improvement Club · State Theatre Centre of WA, 28 June · Review by Xan Ashbury · Subversive and witty, playful and provocative: …

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A brutally honest and hilarious exploration of contemporary masculinity.

Jimmy and Corgan are BFFs. Hurtling towards their 30s, life is filled with a mix of Tinder, Grindr, binge-drinking and half-hearted hook-ups. As the wedding of Corganís ex looms and Jimmyís love life stagnates, the two struggle to get their lives in working order. FAG/STAG is one story, told twice, from the perspective of two (very) unreliable narrators. Brimming with laughs, tenderness and quarter-life-crisis ennui, this is a brutally honest and hilarious exploration of contemporary masculinity and what it means to have a best mate when youíre stuck being your worst self.

Written and Performed by Jeffrey Jay Fowler and Chris Isaacs
Sound Designer Brett Smith

Photo by Robert Catto, on Wednesday 10 January, 2018. Please credit & tag the photographer when images are used - @robertcatto on Instagram & Twitter, @robertcattophotographer on Facebook. JJ Fowler A collector of ideas

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A collector of ideas

27 June 2018

Writer, director and actor Jeffrey Jay Fowler is one of six artists who make up The Last Great Hunt, a small but acclaimed Perth-based theatre collective …

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Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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