Due to the recent lockdown Three Sisters has been postponed. We hope to present this work in the future.
“Life is a raspberry – one bite and it’s gone!”
Olga, Masha and Irina dream of returning to Moscow.
But life goes on – soldiers come and go, babies are born, there’s a fire, and a duel, and local girl Natasha invades the household. It’s time to act.
“To Moscow!”
A bold and absurd new version of Chekhov’s tragicomic classic.
★★★★★ Laurence Strangio’s direction is flawless and deeply attuned to the text, … a production that anyone who cares about Beckett – or indeed acting – should rush to see. – Cameron Woodhead, The Age (on Krapp’s Last Tape)
A new version of the play by Anton Chekhov from a translation by Adam Pierzchalski and Laurence Strangio
Direction and Dramaturgy by Laurence Strangio
Performers include Milijana Cancar, Dennis Coard, Dave Evans, Heath Ivey-Law, Tatiana Kotsimbos, Annie Lumsden, Scott Middleton, Marissa O’Reilly, Gabriel Partington, Sophia Riozzi and Dom Westcott.
Music: Dave Evans
Dramaturgical assistance: Adam Pierzchalski and Annie Thorold
Design: Mattea Davies and Martelle Hunt
Lighting design: Laura Barnes
Lighting dramaturgy: Bronwyn Pringle
Production manager: Alicia Benn-Lawler
This production is on the VCE syllabus for 2021, for education enquiries and further assistance please contact Maureen Hartley: maureen@lamama.com.au