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Brian Friel

Humphrey Bower

Molly Sweeney

by Brian Friel

presented by last seen imagining

A blind woman undergoes an operation intended to restore her sight. Molly Sweeney is a tragic and inspiring play about seeing and not seeing, by Ireland's leading contemporary dramatist.

Featuring Sophia Hall (Decadence, The Censor, cock, The Vagina Monologues) with Steve Turner (To Whom it May Concern, Killer Joe, Road Train) and Jay Walsh (Blood and Bone, For the Birds, Dirty Work at the Diggings), directed by Humphrey Bower and designed by Andrew Lake.

"...an unforgettable theatrical experience ..."

THE AGE, APRIL 1997

"...a play that will touch and torment you."

THE BULLETIN, APRIL 1997

Previews:

Thursday Sept 19 & Friday Sept 20 @ 8pm

WA Premiere:

Saturday Sept 21 @ 8pm

Season:

Sept 24 - Oct 12

Tuesday - Saturday @ 8pm


BOCS on 9484 1133

Previews - all tickets $12Full price $25Concession $15Groups (10+) $22Student rush $10 (15 mins prior to performance only - must show ID)Equity rush - 19 & 20 Sept only $10 (15 mins prior to perfomance only - must show ID)Industry $20 (MEAA, STAGES, Writers Guild, ANPC, Luna, Arts Central, ASSN for Blind)PTC Subscribers $20 full & $15 concession

Rechabites Hall, Northbridge

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