Michael Gow‘s Away 30 years on
- Eric scott
- May 5, 2016
- 1 min read
Brody Davidson as Tom and Abbey Orchard who plays Meg. Photo: Jenifer Bryant
Liverpool Performing Arts Ensemble Inc has been producing plays associated with school programs for many years. Now the Ensemble Inc is presenting Away by Michael Gow at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre from 10- 14 May,
Three Australian families set out separately on a summer holiday but are driven together by a storm. At times funny and yet painfully truthful, Away exposes both comedy and tragedy in these families lives.
President of Liverpool Performing Arts Ensemble, Melissa Spiteri said, “It’s a great Australian play and I can see why it continues to be a significant piece of drama for HSC English and Drama students. There are themes of suffering and that loss is a part of life. It touches on acceptance and learning to reconcile issues from the past.”
Director Tony Woollams’ production of Away will feature on a large screen in the theatre, a stylized representation of the setting for each scene. The play will be performed in the main theatre at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre from 10 – 14 May.
All matinee performances will include a post-show question and answer session with the creative team and cast.
This year marks 30 years since Away first premiered at the Griffin Theatre Company in 1986.
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre offers free onsite parking and is located only 100 metres away from Casula Train Station.
Casula
Duration: 95 minutes (no interval). Prices: $25 Adults, $20 Students/Concession
Bookings: (02) 9824 1121 boxoffice@casulapowerhouse.com
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