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It is Christmas Eve and 'Rose,' a woman in a red dress, awakes to find that she has no memory of who or where she is. As she gradually weaves the threads of memory together, a dark and violent picture begins to emerge. Compelled to leave for fear of her life Rose begins to pack... but it's dark outside and the house is full of strange noises. Will she escape, before her attacker returns? Or is he still in the House?
Extensively and accurately researched this highly acclaimed production - LADY IN RED - combines superb dialogue, a compelling plot, inspired performance and evocative colours to create an unforgettable experience - a journey through one woman's attempts to leave an abusive relationship.
This performance is followed by an after-show discussion with the writers and actors. Information on local domestic abuse support service Safenet, will also be available.
Not Suitable for Children
No Late Entry
Performance followed by a Q&A with the writers/actors.
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