By Patrick Marber

Directed by Ross Jolly

'Outrageous and funny' – Herald Sun

DJ is a true poet of the flesh - smooth, lyrical and endlessly inventive. No one is madder, badder or more dangerous to know.

DJ's assistant (and holder of his BlackBerry), Stan, barely has time to record the phone number of the latest conquest before his boss is off on the scent of the next....conquest.

In his incandescently witty satire on our sex, status and sensation obsessed culture, Patrick Marber inserts the Don Juan figure of legend into the overheated fleshpots of modern London and finds this merciless, charismatic villain fits in all too well. Yet, even as the laughs rock the audience, his inevitable comeuppance looms.

The Don Juan of Molière's play and Mozart's opera is the inspiration for Patrick Marber's new work, where the action is relocated to present day Soho, London.

Warning Message:
This is a contemporary play containing coarse language and simulated acts of a sexual nature, which some people may find confronting.

For mature audiences only.

Show times:

Tuesday 6.00pm
Wed – Sat 7.30pm
Sunday 4.00pm

Ticket Prices

Opening performances – Opening Night, Saturday, Sunday and the first Tuesday of the run

All tickets $25

Members $20

All students $15

Standard Ticket prices

Full price $35

Concessionary tickets

Members $30
Community Service Card Holders $30

Groups
5+ 20% off full price ticket $28

* Minimum of 5 people plus the group organiser (6 in total)

University Students $20

Children & High School Students $15*
*This production is not recommended
for young people under the age of 18

Uni Student Groups
5+ 20% off Uni Student Price $16

Please note: Ticket prices may change for collaborative productions. Show times are also subject to alteration for our family and winter productions.

Bookings can be made on-line – click book now to be taken to the booking screen. We also accept email bookings boxoffice@fortunetheatre.co.nz or call
03 477 8323 to reserve your seats.

Comments:
This production is sponsored by Vincent George House of Travel