Briar Collard
Dusty Rooms Productions is a small theatre company based in Auckland, formed by Briar Collard and Adam Rohe. Their aim is to share accessible and relevant stories - encouraging curiosity, conversation and compassion through the art of storytelling.
Dusty Room has presented five productions since 2016, starting with “A Man Walks Into a Bar” by David Geary (Rangatahi Season, Te Pou Theatre). In the same year, they presented “Proof” by David Auburn, which went on to produce a mini-tour to The 4th Wall Theatre in New Plymouth and The Dark Room in Palmerston North. In 2018, they took on Camilla Walker's "Such Stuff As Dreams", presented at the Basement Theatre Spring Season 2018.
Their most ambitious production yet is "Alone" by Luke Thornborough, which debuted as part of Auckland Fringe Festival 2020 at MOTAT's Aviation Display, going on to win the "Best Theatre" and "PANNZ - Tour Ready" Fringe awards.
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Dusty Room Productions
Dusty Rooms Productions is a small theatre company based in Auckland, formed by Briar Collard and Adam Rohe. Their aim is to share accessible and relevant stories - encouraging curiosity, conversation and compassion through the art of storytelling.
Dusty Room has presented five productions since 2016, starting with “A Man Walks Into a Bar” by David Geary (Rangatahi Season, Te Pou Theatre). In the same year, they presented “Proof” by David Auburn, which went on to produce a mini-tour to The 4th Wall Theatre in New Plymouth and The Dark Room in Palmerston North. In 2018, they took on Camilla Walker's "Such Stuff As Dreams", presented at the Basement Theatre Spring Season 2018.
Their most ambitious production yet is "Alone" by Luke Thornborough, which debuted as part of Auckland Fringe Festival 2020 at MOTAT's Aviation Display, going on to win the "Best Theatre" and "PANNZ - Tour Ready" Fringe awards.
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