In Waiting
A new play about life, death and finding solace.
Venue: Blood Moon Theatre
Address: 24 Bayswater Road, Potts Point, NSW 2011
Date: 11 - 19 October
Time: 7:30pm
Ticket: Adult $38 | Concession $32
Buy / Ticket: https://goo.gl/PBGM6G
Web: http://www.bloodmoontheatre.com/
Address: 24 Bayswater Road, Potts Point, NSW 2011
Date: 11 - 19 October
Time: 7:30pm
Ticket: Adult $38 | Concession $32
Buy / Ticket: https://goo.gl/PBGM6G
Web: http://www.bloodmoontheatre.com/
Mon Sans Productions and Actors Anonymous present In Waiting', a new and confronting play tackling the realities of life and death, at the Blood Moon Theatre from 11th to 19th October.
Estelle Avery wakes up in what seems to be a doctor's waiting room. Little does she know that this is no ordinary waiting room, but a waiting room for the dead with unresolved issues. Many others are with her, waiting to see Ignus, a mysterious figure and psychologist for the departed.
As time passes, more questions about her own death come into play. Does Ignus have the answers and, if so, will Estelle be ready to face the truth that binds all who are in waiting together?
Writer and director Liviu Monsted said "This show is born from a love of the macabre and the need to address the often overlooked psychosis of people dealing with death. It's important for theatre goers to have a sense of resolve at the end of a play, and this piece will hopefully give them a chance to discuss the nature of death openly and without fear."
Estelle Avery wakes up in what seems to be a doctor's waiting room. Little does she know that this is no ordinary waiting room, but a waiting room for the dead with unresolved issues. Many others are with her, waiting to see Ignus, a mysterious figure and psychologist for the departed.
As time passes, more questions about her own death come into play. Does Ignus have the answers and, if so, will Estelle be ready to face the truth that binds all who are in waiting together?
Writer and director Liviu Monsted said "This show is born from a love of the macabre and the need to address the often overlooked psychosis of people dealing with death. It's important for theatre goers to have a sense of resolve at the end of a play, and this piece will hopefully give them a chance to discuss the nature of death openly and without fear."