The Various Methods of Escape is a bold 2 act Australian play about moving past traumatic experiences.
Grace has finally escaped 12 years in captivity. Once she returns to her family she is determined to discover a life for herself without the constant prescience of her captor. Grace’s kidnapping not only affected her but also each member of her family. Her father is racked with guilt and shame, her mother loses her identity in the fight to find her and her sister just wants permission to be her own person. This play examines how society comprehends and rationalises such an atrocity, leaving the audience to question their perceptions and beliefs.
“The Various Methods of Escape” premiere's in London after an acclaimed sell-out season in Sydney, Australia.
Produced by Mon Sans Productions, written by Amber Spooner, directed by Liviu Monsted
Mon Sans Productions is an Australian based independent theatre company with a decade of original works behind it.
Est 2012, Mon Sans Productions was created to develop original plays and foster new talent. They are known to develop plays that are unusual, thematically bold and challenging. Their approach to theatre places a strong emphasis on the performers and the strength of the text.
Liviu Monsted is the artistic director and producer of the company. A published playwright and director known for works such as Deadhouse: Tales of Sydney Morgue and Street
Production History
The Various Methods of Escape is Amber Spooner’s first play, written as part of ‘The Hive’ program run by “The Street Theatre” in Canberra in 2019. It was later developed through “Script In Hand”, an open mic script development program run by “Actors Anonymous” in 2020.
The show battled through 2 years of Covid lock downs before finally premiering in 2022 to full houses at the Actor's Pulse.
Dates: 3rd December - 14th December Times: 7pm Tickets £16 general entry
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