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The Lady's Not For Burning

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Perth | Suitable for general audiences | Theatre
July, 2010
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Stirling Theatre

Christopher Fry

Ailsa Travers

The Lady’s Not For Burning is a very funny romantic comedy set in the 1400s (or thereabouts!) that reflects McCarthyism attitudes towards a weary soldier who wants to die, and an accused witch who wants to live.

Thomas Mendip is a recently discharged soldier who has tired of the world and wants to be hanged. Jennett is a beautiful girl who lives alone, dabbles in science and has been falsely accused of witchcraft.


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Stirling Theatre, Morris Place, Innaloo

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Is this paid work?
Author: Sparkling
Date: 26/10/2009 - 20:11

Is this paid work?


The Stirling Players are an
Author: sarahv
Date: 27/10/2009 - 21:29

The Stirling Players are an amateur theatre group. The audition notice for this play will be posted in early 2010 on the auditions page of this website and also at www.stirlingplayers.com.au


Interesting question
Author: Logos
Date: 26/10/2009 - 20:28
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Interesting question considering it's not an audition notice

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