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AN AMATEUR PRODUCTION BY ARRANGEMENT WITH ORiGiN™ THEATRICAL, ON BEHALF OF SAMUEL FRENCH
the revlon girlby Neil Anthony Docking
30 May- 22 June 2025 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 heart-breaking tragedy. Whilst the play echoes with sadness, it charms with very real humour - and demonstrates that even lipstick can bring a touch of hope.
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