FABRIC – powerful play dealing with the expectations of women

Robin Rayner in association with The Marlowe Theatre presents the world premiere of FABRIC –
A powerful new play by Abi Zakarian exposing the shifting roles and expectations of women in today’s society asking how, if ever, they can be fulfilled.

It is performed by Nancy Sullivan and is visiting Carshalton’s The Cryer from July 11 – 14 as part of a tour which culminates with a visit to Edinburgh Festival Underbelly 4 – 28 August

Leah has lost her friends, family and dignity. Forced to move for a third time following a harrowing court case, she is sorting through all the stuff that has accumulated in her spare room: clothes she doesn’t wear, books she doesn’t read, things she doesn’t need anymore. Leah relives painful events in her past as she desperately tries to unpick just where it all went wrong and who is really to blame. FABRIC is a hard-hitting play that deals with the aftermath of a rape.

Nancy Sullivan (The Rise and Fall of Little Voice and Les Miserables) stars as Leah in this premiere production directed by Tom O’Brien.

This brand new play was developed by TREMers and is supported by Arts Council England.

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