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Softly, Softly. Short plays. No Frills.
 

'Softly, Softly’ is a short play platform celebrating any story we can realise in less than twenty minutes, and fit into a cocktail bar. 

 

No fancy lights, sounds or sets. Actors. Words. And cocktails. 

 

Sorry, should we have led with the cocktails?

 

QUIET ROAR are storytellers. Small and Mighty. 

Returning with 2 new Australian works by Barbara Yazbeck and Maeve Hook. Directed by Lennie Messing and featuring actors Erica Chestnut and Ellen O’Connor.

 

Event details

Venue: The Collection Bar, 328 Bridge rd, Richmond
Bookings: https://bit.ly/SoftlySoftlyFeb2023
Start Date: Tuesday 04 April 2023

WHEN
Tuesdays in February - 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th
TIME
Doors open 6pm
$16 selected cocktails from 6pm - 9pm
Show starts 7.30pm
COST
Tickets $14
Humanitix: https://bit.ly/SoftlySoftlyFeb2023

 

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