Still by Jane Bodie

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PLAY READING 101

From humiliation to denial, Jane’s eight witty monologues expose harsh, intimate truths about the nature of want and relationships. Failed sexual conquests, ex-lovers and all…

Currently head of playwriting at NIDA, Jane Bodie has been nominated for countless awards, and in 2003 won a Green Room Award for Outstanding Writing in the Melbourne Fringe Festival with her series of monologues, Still.

Tuesday 15 November 2011 7.30 pm at Courthouse ARTS

Readers

Katherine Monotti
Janine McLean
Amanda Labonte
Georgina Capper
Mitchell Cunningham
Ben Mitchell
Luke Elliot
and
James Edwards

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