Dogfall
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Dogfall is an Australian play written by South Australian playwright Caleb Lewis, first produced in November 2007. Set in World War I, this absurdist play has an anti-war theme.
Dogfall is an Australian play written by South Australian playwright Caleb Lewis, first produced in November 2007. Set in World War I, this absurdist play has an anti-war theme. ==Original production== The first production of this anti-war play was launched at the Bakehouse Theatre in Adelaide, South Australia from 2 to 17 November 2007. Critic Stephen Davenport described it as a "brilliant play" that was "disturbing and morbidly funny" and "superbly written by Caleb Lewis". US playwright Edward Albee, with whom Lewis had undertaken a two-week workshop, called the play "wonderful". ==2016 U.S. production== Dogfall was staged by Iron Age Theatre in Philadelphia, in the United States, in February 2016, directed by John Doyle. ==2025 Canberra production== Dogfall was brought back to Australia by the National University Theatre Society at Kambri Theatre in May of 2025, directed by Isaiah Prichard and Jessi Gooding. The cast included Natasha Lyall, Sam Odgers and Belinda Lawrence, and received a positive reception from audiences. ==References==
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