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Between the Streetlight and the Moon
by Melita Rowston

Sydney Theatre Company Patrick White Playwright Award Finalist 2016

The Silver Gull Award 2015 Shortlist

Who’s the woman in Manet’s paintings… and what’s she hiding?
Zadie is writing a book that’s going to blow the international art world apart…

or so she’s been telling everyone for nine years. She claims her book will prove

once and for all that an illicit affair between Belle Epoque artists Eduoard Manet and Berthe Morisot actually occurred. There’s only one problem – she can’t find the letter that proves her theory; and she happens to be the only academic who believes this letter exists. Obsessed with what she believes to be a 'perfect' love affair between two dead artists, one that she has largely been able to chart through a series of 11 intimate, fraught and exposing portraits, Zadie has buried herself in papers, archives, dossiers and letters to the point where her grip on reality is becoming uncertain.

“…soulfulness, passion and intelligence.”
 “Humour and heartbreak are balanced brilliantly.”
(Sydney Theatre Company Panel)

KXT - Kings Cross Theatre – May 5 - 27, 2017

World Premiere

Director Anthony Skuse 

Producer Stephen Multari & Eloise Snape

Associate Producer Chad Traupmann

With Lucy Miller, Ben McIvor, Suzanne Pereira, 

Joanna Downing & Lani Tupu

Production Manager - Maria Spataro
Stage Manager - Sunil Chandra
Lighting Designer - Chris Page
Set and Costume Designer - Jeremy Allen
Sound Designer - Benjamin Freeman
Vocal and accent coach - Linda Nicholls-Gidley

 

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