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TROLLOP

Clara is uncomfortably numb. Cocooned in her spartan home, she wallows in tracky-dacks and the misery of the recently jobless, feeding on apathy and the images of natural disaster piped into her living room by the pitiless glare of the TV.

Clara is haunted by what she could aspire to if she could break from her funk. Her relentlessly upbeat partner Erik has devised a plan for her to get back on her feet. Instead, she devises a series of increasingly gruesome ‘quests’ for him.

Then, one stormy night, a stranger calls – and the chinks in the pair’s relationship begin to widen. Uncomfortable truths are revealed and there are hints of horrors to come, as ancient myths are dragged, growling, into the modern day.

The winner of the 2012/2013 Queensland Premier’s Drama Award, Trollop is a complex, uneasy and challenging work that both explores and exploits contemporary communication modes.

  • drama, black comedy, fantasy
  • 0
  • 3 total
  • 2 female identifying, 1 male identifying
  • 18+
  • adult, teen
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REVIEW: TROLLOP – QUEENSLAND THEATRE COMPANY

KATE FOY, GREENROOM, 4 AUGUST 2013

"Trollop works if you give yourself over to the reality of hallucination, the loss of perspective and the waking horror of the truly traumatised."

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