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My Brilliant Divorce by Geraldine Aron
 

A radiantly witty one-woman comic drama that explores how to cope when the world you've built, spectacularly comes crashing down.

Divorced and abandoned by her irritatingly round-headed husband of many years after he dumped her for a younger woman, Angela (Mandi Lodge) is left to deal with an empty nest, a disapproving mother, a misogynist lawyer, some dubious counsellors, a bad case of hypochondria and the spectre of poverty. But, if you don't laugh you'll cry, and so with only the family dog Axal for company, Angela mourns her marriage, picks up the pieces, and learns to live whole again.

Starring Mandi Lodge
Directed by Denny Lawrence

 

Event details

Venue: QUT Gardens Theatre, 2 George Street, Brisbane
Bookings: (07) 3138 4455
Start Date: Wednesday 17 July 2019

Visit the website to book online or ready more http://www.gardenstheatre.qut.edu.au

 

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