'Neil LaBute is an original voice - the best playwright to emerge in the past decade - a genius.' The New Yorker
Dates: Tuesday 24 July, 8pm | Wednesday 25 July, 2pm, 8pm
Tickets: Adult $34 | Concession $28 | Student $22 | 24 and under $20
How far would you go for love? What would you be willing to change?
A cutting play about the extents to which people will go for love...
Adam is a shy, overweight and under-bearing literature student balancing several jobs to pay his way at university. While working in the campus museum, he catches Evelyn in the act of defacing an artwork. Their electric rapport quickly develops into romance.
Inspired by their deepening relationship, Adam cleans up his lifestyle and improves his wardrobe. He loses weight. He gains confidence. His friends, Jenny and Phillip watch on, unnerved and fascinated.
But is his change for good or ill? Ditching a dodgy jacket is one thing, but how is Adam's transformation affecting his soul?
This multi Green Room Award nominated production will leave you questioning your morality and the way you judge appearances.
Starring Brett Cousins, Susan Godfrey, Kate Cole and Simon Woods
Directed by Tom Healey
Presented by Gardens Theatre and Red Stitch Actors Theatre
