Hot on the heels of their runaway success at the Norfolk Island Theatre Festival (Best Original Script, Best Male Actor), Buderim-based 3bCreative is presenting Alma De Groen’s Wicked Sisters for Tewantin.
First performed in 2002, this play with four strong female characters is experiencing a resurgence in popularity.
The flawed genius and social Darwinist Alex Hobbes has passed away, but his experiment in artificial intelligence lives on, and is still working away, maybe even evolving, in his study.
His wife, Meridee, has withdrawn from life on their Blue Mountains property. Concerned for her welfare, three of her best friends decide to visit and shake her out of her malaise.
Sisterly solidarity seems a fine idea, but things go awry quickly.
Do these women support each other, or will they use their sisters to advance themselves?
This interesting and edgy play has some great laughs, but also strikes some uncomfortable notes.
The highly experienced actors Liz Bear, Lynda Canning, Sharon Grimley, and Louise Tasker bring their characters to life with sharp wit and intense emotion.
There will be only three performances in small venues, so bookings are essential. Wicked Sisters will be showing at the Tait Community College in Tewantin on 26 November.
There is a women-only event at the She Shed, Marooochydore on 24 November, and everyone is welcome at the Maleny Playhouse on 25 November.
Go to trybooking.com and search for Wicked Sisters or call 0400 570 880 and leave a message.
