Yarn by Lily Fish

Yarn by Lily Fish

$14.00

This is an E-book compatible with E-Readers only (e.g Apple Books, Google Play Books, Calibre etc…)

THEMES: Rage, Desire, Knowledge, Power
CHARACTER AGES: 18+
LENGTH: 60 minutes
CAST SIZE: 1 – 2 Cast Members
SUITABLE FOR: Adult

All of the women in these stories feel bound in some way and are searching for a freedom they cannot quite articulate.

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Description

Yarn by Lily Fish

Yarn explores the idea that individuals evolve from the stories that precede them, as well as the stories others tell about them, and the stories they tell about themselves. At the centre of Yarn sits Lily, a young woman attempting to untangle herself from three specific stories that she believes inform her identity. The stories she grapples with are ‘Lilith and Eve’ from the Judeo-Christian mythology, Oscar Wilde’s interpretation of ‘Salome’, and a contemporary tale of a young woman falling in love and having her heart broken.

PRODUCTION HISTORY: Yarn was first performed as part of the 2013 Melbourne Fringe Festival season (25 September – 5 October) at the Australian Tapestry Workshop in South Melbourne. Following the success of this season, Lily was invited to remount Yarn in 2014 for Monash University’s Three For Free season.

It is a Playlab Indie Publication

ISBN: 978-1-76161-383-8

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