Yasmin Gurreeboo : Past

EURYDICE by Sarah Ruhl

FOUL PLAY THEATRE COMPANY
Plant 1, Bowden, Adelaide, Oct / Nov 2015

"This is theatre at its best: innovative, exciting, meaningful, fresh and yet grounded in the best traditions of story-telling. Some bigger companies could learn a thing or three from Foul Play."

Tracey Korsten - Glam Adelaide

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Foul Play’s Macbeth

Plant 1, Bowden, Adelaide, Jan / Feb 2014

“Foul Play’s production of Macbeth masters the art of innovative theatre, providing a feast for the senses and delivering a unique approach to a classic Shakespearean tale.” Patricia Herreen - InDaily

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“To see both versions is an incredibly rich experience, unique in my theatre going life, as I urge you to make it your unique experience too.” David O’Brien - dB magazine

THE WEB by Kate Mulvany

Bakehouse Theatre Company, Adelaide, October / November 2013

"While Mulvaney’s script is excellent, it is Yasmin Gurreeboo’s direction that makes this production immensely riveting and intriguing. Her blocking and moving of the show is quirky and wonderfully unusual; and her idea of turning the actors into her ‘puppets’ and manipulating them (especially in scene changes) is sheer genius." Brian Godfrey - Adelaide Theatre Guide

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AND NO MORE SHALL WE PART
by Tom Holloway

Bakehouse Theatre Company, Adelaide, June 2013

“Yasmin Gurreeboo's direction should be praised for her casting and her collaboration with the actors. Her treatment gives the work depth; highlights the complexities of Pam's decision to end her life; and yet challenges the audience's preconceptions about love, marriage and beliefs at every turn. This is simply an excellent production and the Director earns emotional responses because of the deft manner in which she's directed her players...And No More Shall We Part is a truly great tear-jerking play, with perfect casting, battered-dignity and a definite must-see." Stephen Davenport - Australian Stage On-line

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AN ODE TO MY SISTERS
by Azma Dar
UK Tour 2009, funded by the Arts Council England, SE

“A well acted, truthful and powerful exploration of real issues . . . The production company is aptly called Images of Elsewhere, for that is exactly what was presented here. An impressive piece.” Daily Info, Oxford

“Houria Niati vocalises ninth-century Arabic music, creating a haunting magnetism to the charged atmosphere, and directors Yasmin Gurreeboo and Lucy Bradley thread physical theatre and video projections through the action to build the bigger picture”. The Stage