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Saturday, March 29

Tag: Nevernatal

Nevernatal – theSpace @ Surgeons Hall
Scotland

Nevernatal – theSpace @ Surgeons Hall

Nevernatal written by Freya Magee and directed by Charlotte Cattrall in an unusual blend of comedy, baby showers and environmentally conscience thoughts, there's bound to be something for everyone. In this quick and witty performance even, the toughest critic is bound to crack a laugh. The play has taken a journey from Melbourne to London and finally landing at the Edinburgh Fringe. In a satirical way the play openly discusses topics that would resonate with many women in today's society. Magee’s play achieves to show the pressure women face in relation to settling down and starting a family. As well as the sacrifices women have to make like whether to settle down or stay career orientated. The performance stars five different characters Catherine (played by Jadene Renée Prospere), ...