INPATIENT or How I Spent My Summer Vacation
A fiercely honest autobiographical play charting one woman's journey through six psychiatric hospitalizations. Playing 12 distinct fellow patients, Sarah Andrews Reynolds strips away their clinical diagnoses, exposing the deeply human stories behind them - and her own.
"Each characterisation is strong and distinct, proving this performer's breadth of talent ...devastating and compelling... a necessary piece of theatre..." ★★★★★ Wellington Regional News (NZ), 2025
"...her ability to shift seamlessly through characters is extraordinary... layered with empathy, intensity, and precision" ★★★★★ Audience Review, 2025
"...moving and gut-wrenching... a searing glance into the uncomfortable and the humane... (she is) a formidable figure onstage" ★★★★★ Los Angeles Daily News, 2024
Sessions
- Fri 22 Jan: 8:30pm Sat 23 Jan - Sun 24 Jan: 8:00pm Sat 30 Jan: 8:00pm Sun 31 Jan: 6:30pm
Ticket Prices
- Full Price: $36.00
Prices may not be available on all sessions
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1 Venue
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Scitech Science Theatre at Scitech Discovery Centre
Scitech Discovery Centre, Cnr Sutherland st & Railway parade, West Perth
Scitech can be accessed through any of the City West shopping centre entryways: Flat Ground level entry off Plaistowe Mews, Lift & escalators from the undercover carpark and stairs from the roundabout. The Scitech Planetarium is located on the ground floor and the Science Theatre is found on level 1.
- Step-free mobility aid access through the main entrance with an accessible bathroom.
- Venue is 18+ and minors may attend during specific days or times
Suitability & warnings
Please note
References to CSA
Presenter
Presented by: Sarah Andrews Reynolds
Sarah’s been an actor, writer, singer, and voice actor for more than 30 years; favorite roles being Susan "[title of show]" (Stand-Out Performer, Hollywood Fringe, 2014), The Player "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" (Best Actress Antoinette Award, NZ), Chava "Fiddler on the Roof", Martha "The Unexpected Man", and Hermia "A Midsummer...". Most of her career has been as a touring actor across the US & UK, and teaching Shakespeare workshops. When not performing she writes short stories, and musical-comedies & stories for children. She is from California and lives in Wellington New Zealand. She loves all animals but especially dogs, and would cross the street to pet even Vladimir Putin's dog. This is her first one-person play.