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Merely Beloved - Melbourne Fringe
 

A one woman, black comedy show, about grief, love and avoidance.

Elaine has just lost her beloved husband, Joe, to a heart attack which she may have accidentally caused. She’d be devastated, maybe even a little guilty, if she could just get over the fact he’s now in heaven with his late, first wife, Jenny.

As Elaine finds herself obsessively investigating her dead husband's possible cheating, (as much as one can from one realm to another), she successfully manages to avoid reality, and the grief that comes along with it.

 

Event details

Venue: Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Old Council Chambers
Bookings: https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/merely-beloved/
Start Date: Sunday 20 October 2024

 

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