SARY at Jevington Village Hall, 17 April

"What does it mean when men say a woman turns into a hare? It means - she were too quick for him. It means - she got away ...!"

An intimate performance of Sam Chittenden's award-winning play Sary, with Sharon Drain and Maria Evans.

Loosely based on a Sussex legend, and featuring local dialect and folklore.
Sary has received multiple 5* reviews and was runner up for the Infallibles Award for Theatrical Excellence, at Edinburgh Fringe in 2019 (coming second to baby Reindeer).

“A stunning two-hander”; ***** - Fringe Guru
“Magical Storytelling”; “Exemplary performances” Hidden Gem - Fringe Review
“Mesmerizing”; “beautifully turned and effortlessly poetic“ **** - Broadway Baby
“The most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen” - audience member

£13 (£10 under 18). Age guide 14+
Friday 17 April at Jevington Village Hall.
Doors at 6.45. Show at 7 pm prompt. Curtain at 8pm.

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