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THEM
 

From multiple-award winning playwright Samah Sabawi comes THEM, a compelling tale of survival, friendship, and the things we are willing to do to protect the ones we love.

Developed in consultation with people living in conflict zones and displaced by war, THEM tells the story of one young family as they face the decision whether to flee their war-torn city. Omar, Leila and their young child are counting down the days. Their friends enjoy fantasies of escape and the arrival of Omar’s sister brings a real chance to get out – but at what cost?

 

Event details

Venue: Riverside Theatres - Corner of Church and Market St, Parramatta
Bookings: 02 8839 3399
Start Date: Thursday 28 July 2022

When: Thursday 28 July and Friday 29 July at 8 PM
Tickets: Adults $39, Concession $37, Groups 8+ $35, School Groups/ Teachers $23.

 

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