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The Reunion
 

Set in 1986, it’s been ten years since Kyle, Maggie and Lucy have seen each other after graduating from high school in the 70’s, and now it’s time for The Reunion. Looking forward to reconnecting, to celebrate their friendship and to perform a full moon ritual they practised as teenagers, they could never anticipate the precarious situation they’re about to be faced with. 

The Reunion takes us on a journey of fear, obsession and mortality, as three women, having taken very different journeys in life, now find themselves trapped in space and time. 

Written by colourful Ballarat-based playwright, poet and singer Marty MonStar, whose work has been supported by staged readings and performances with La Mama Theatre, Cracked Actors Theatre and Long Play, and nominated for awards, including Best Comedic Writing for The Hang Up during the 2020 Summer Reading Series with Cracked Actors. Marty also runs the monthly Ballarat Spoken Word and has two published books of poetry. The Reunion is his most recent work. 

EVENT DETAILS:

Night Performances: 8pm, 7th – 10th // 6pm, 11th September

Matinee Performances: 2pm, 10th & 11th September

 

Event details

Venue: The MC Showroom
Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=931045&
Start Date: Wednesday 07 September 2022

Duration: 75 Minutes. No intermission. 
Doors and bar open 30 minutes before the show.

*Content Warning: Contains coarse language, simulated drug use and violence. Recommended for audiences aged 15 and above.

 

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