The Mourning After / Cube, Three Walls

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The Mourning After written by Mark Brennan

An anonymous city.  An unnamed era.  The Occupation has ended. But before life can return to normal, some scores have to be settled. The Mourning After is a tense, sometimes darkly comic, portrayal of the aftermath of war; and how "peace time" isn't always everything that it is cracked up to be.

Cube, Three Walls written by David Donovan

Four friends reunite for a dinner party as chaos and hilarity ensue.

Charlie and Peter are doing their best to be the hosts with the most. But Charlie keeps worrying about Peter relapsing while Peter is concerned about any lingering feelings Charlie has for the man of the hour Andrew.

The birthday boy and failing poet Andrew is at an impasse in his life and hopes that reuniting with old friends and former flame Sarah will set his life back on track. Sarah wants to reconnect with her old college friends but worries about upsetting Andrew now that she’s moved on with her life.

Classic farce dinner party shenanigans unfold as snippets of canned audience laughter and sitcom sound effects can be heard gradually infiltrating the audience as the group starts to become aware of the artificial nature of their world.

Cube, Three Walls is an experimental piece of theatre that combines horror, drama, and comedy to turn a conventional premise into a nightmare.

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