Is it really a man's world?
Dates 26 - 29 September
Times See below
Ticket prices See below
Love. Loss. Religion. Sexuality. Pleasure. Pain.
At a pivotal point in all their lives, four women come together to celebrate a birthday. As the bubbly flows, the façades fall away and expose the many ways in which each woman’s life is anything but ‘normal’.
But should it have to be? And who defines what is normal?
A fictionalisation of the culmination of over two decades in psychological practice, Why Can’t Women Be Like Men? explores the sexuality and intimate relationships of cross-generational characters.
Directed by Olivia Staaf, this play marks the triumphant debut of senior CALD playwright, Grazia Marin. Starring Amelia Dunn, Veronicka Devlin, Lisa Sharpe-Phyllis and Piera Dennerstein as the four women representing many, this work has the power to create necessary discourse around issues women face regarding sexual choice and societal control.
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Presented by Grazia Marin
26 - 29 September
Thursday 26 September, 7.30pm (Opening)
Sunday 29 September, 2.30pm
$35 Standard
$25 Concession
One hour (no interval)
All Chapel Off Chapel performances have a strict lockout policy.
Latecomers may not be admitted. Please arrive at least 15-minutes before performance time.
Seating: Allocated Seating
PLEASE NOTE: If you require accessible seating or wheelchair access, call the Box Office on 03 8290 7000, Monday-Friday between 10am and 4pm to book your tickets.
Sexual references
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Venue will open one hour prior to showtime.
The venue is CASHLESS.
