'The Woman In Black' and the Weapon of Existence
Jenn Adams looks at 'The Woman In Black' and how its true terror lies in a repressive patriarchy that makes victims of us all.
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Jenn Adams looks at 'The Woman In Black' and how its true terror lies in a repressive patriarchy that makes victims of us all.
Sometimes tactical stagecraft, talented actors and a minimalist set are all you need to evoke spine-chilling terror.
The live theatre production, The Woman in Black, is set to return to Australian stages this year. This play holds the distinction of being the second
Bruuuuceeeee! The Boss is back and he’s hitting up Boucher Road Playing Fields on May 9, one of four dates on the island. Yes, you could go and see him in Croke Park on May 19 (at time of print, Kilkenny and Cork are sold out already) but our bet is that the (relative) intimacy of the Belfast date could make this one to tell the grandchildren about. Mr Springsteen, we can hardly wait.
'The Woman in Black is a celebration of all that is inventive and creative about live theatre ..'