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Joan Marie
 

Two lesbians against the world, creating their own. Abstracted Shakespeare, Uzbek folk tales, poetry, and gay melodrama meld in a whirlwind of theatre.

Joan Marie follows two lovers as they traverse the roles they play and try to express who they are to each other. They are Olivia and Viola, they are the same fairytale princess, they are poets and muses, they are Joan and Marie. This piece travels through time, a reflection on queer past, present, future, and fantasy.

  • 03 - 07 Sep | 55 minutes
  • Venue: Queer Hub- Qtopia Sydney- The Loading Dock

 

Event details

Venue: The Loading Dock Theatre, QTOPIA
Bookings: https://sydneyfringe.com/events/joan-marie/
Start Date: Saturday 07 September 2024

 

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