Aberfan, Wales, 1966. A coal waste landslide cascades down the mountainside engulfing a school where 116 children die.
Four bereaved mothers meet regularly and, whilst ashamed to feel frivolous, invite the Revlon make-up girl to give them beauty tips because they’d “let themselves go” in the aftermath of this heartbreaking tragedy.
Whilst the play echoes with sadness, it charms with very real humour - and demonstrates that even lipstick can bring a touch of hope.
CAST
LAURA STEAD Sian
NIAMH MCKERVEY Revlon
KATE KELLY Marilyn
ANTHEA BROWN Rona
ANNALIE HAMILTON Jean
PRODUCTION
JENNIFER WILLISON Director
TODD BEILBY Assistant Director
JOAN RODD Production Manager
JENNY ANDERSEN Stage Manager
WAYNE CHEE Lighting Design
CASEY MOON-WATTON Set & Sound Design
GENEVIEVE BONE Prompt
Four bereaved mothers meet regularly and, whilst ashamed to feel frivolous, invite the Revlon make-up girl to give them beauty tips because they’d “let themselves go” in the aftermath of this heartbreaking tragedy.
Whilst the play echoes with sadness, it charms with very real humour - and demonstrates that even lipstick can bring a touch of hope.
CAST
LAURA STEAD Sian
NIAMH MCKERVEY Revlon
KATE KELLY Marilyn
ANTHEA BROWN Rona
ANNALIE HAMILTON Jean
PRODUCTION
JENNIFER WILLISON Director
TODD BEILBY Assistant Director
JOAN RODD Production Manager
JENNY ANDERSEN Stage Manager
WAYNE CHEE Lighting Design
CASEY MOON-WATTON Set & Sound Design
GENEVIEVE BONE Prompt
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