Maureen: Harbinger of Death
The phone rings. It's your mother. She needs you to check in on an old friend
of hers; her name is Maureen and she'd love some company. You jump on a
train, climb the stairs and feign your most polite smile, but the 'old
lady' you expect to meet and the person on the other side of the door have
very little in common.
Inspired by a real-life friend and namesake, this brand-new play is an homage to the voices of older women, told through a queer lens. Jonny Hawkins transforms into Maureen before our eyes, celebrating those who refuse to be invisible, and what it is to be alive, awake, dreaming and dead.
Inspired by a real-life friend and namesake, this brand-new play is an homage to the voices of older women, told through a queer lens. Jonny Hawkins transforms into Maureen before our eyes, celebrating those who refuse to be invisible, and what it is to be alive, awake, dreaming and dead.
Presented by: The Blue Room Theatre Summer Nights and Sign of the Acorn
Sign of the Acorn is an independent theatre company lead by director Nell Ranney. Inside a single acorn lies the future oak tree.