A pair of one act plays, modified version of Gillian Plowman's Wooden Pear and Beata Beatrix. In the Wooden Pear, Madeleine is a woman whose life is cruelly shattered by a vicious attack. Now, ten years later, she must confront the perpetuator to exact a bizarre form of revenge, only to discover that in many ways Daniel is as much a victim as herself. Now, together they must find salvation from the past. In Beata Beatrix, a chance encounter at an art gallery reveals a man tortured by a guilty past and a woman wracked with insecurity for the future, whose lives subtly mirror Rosetti's famous painting. In two beautiful plays, award winning playwright Gillian Plowman explores themes of mutual dependency and personal redemption with poignant sensitivity, humour and tremendous human insight. A beautiful and thought provoking evening's drama.Other listings | |
| 23 Nov 99 to 18 Dec 99 | Old Red Lion, Inner London :: V216 listing details L729527495 |
