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2:20AM
 

2:20AM: Four ordinary people, all bereaved by suicide, meet as strangers at a creative writing class & are forced into a reluctant bond.   Together they grieve, laugh, behave badly, & reveal far more about themselves than they bargained for.

'2:20AM is important theatre…a beautifully powerful new work.' ★★★★Theatre People. 

2.20AM, by award winning playwright Rebecca Lister, is drawn from Lister’s own experience of losing a family member to suicide along with real stories of people directly impacted by suicide. 

2:20AM is a contemporary drama that directly tackles the subject of suicide with truth & humour & pulses with the credibility of lived experience.  

 

Event details

Venue: Collingwood Masonic Hall, 141 Gipps Street, Abbotsford, Vic 3067
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Start Date: Friday 25 October 2019

Tickets: www.anvilproductions.com.au

 

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