CLAYTON, VIC. — Three one-act plays, one theme: the evolution of courtship, communication, and dating rituals. It is an anthropological journey through how we express love, comparing traditional, quiet devotion with modern, rapid-fire chaos.
A Pulitzer Prize finalist for Drama, Love Letters is a two-hander about two lifelong friends and the letters they exchange, told with warmth, grace and heart. This performance is a rehearsed reading.
The unlikely love story of two lonely people who are forced to ride together on an old country Ferris wheel. She’s afraid of heights. He’s afraid to give up smoking. They are both afraid of each other.
Mary just broke up with this guy she’s been seeing for six years. Welcome to the next year of her life — as she goes through a bazillion dates from hell.
DATES & TIMES
Evenings – 8pm:
Thursday, November 12;
Friday, November 13;
Saturday, November 14.
Matinee – 2pm:
Sunday, November 15.
Book tickets here.
