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The Apologists
 

After a highly successful tour of the UK, Unlikely Productions is bringing The Apologists to Sydney, starring acclaimed Australian actress Gabrielle Scawthorn. 

The Apologists presents three topical stories which, when combined, provide a powerful examination of the meaning of the act of apology, the complex power play at work between the giver and the receiver of an apology, and whether we are responsible for the context of our actions. Each solo story focuses on a female character, a high-profile woman, and the issues raised also shine a light on gender inequality and social justice.

 

Event details

Venue: Old 505 Theatre, Eliza St Newtown
Bookings: Whitney Erickson
Start Date: Wednesday 20 January 2021

 

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