A woman is found dead by her husband in the car in their garage. An inspector investigates and tries to understand. Was it suicide or the end point of a complex marriage? A power play unfolds between a woman and her husband revealing a relationship marked by loneliness, broken trust, violence, unfulfillable hopes, and promises for change.
“I looked into the darkness around me” is a powerful original theatre play about gender violence, its causes and effects, written and directed by Dirk Zadra, a White Ribbon Ambassador.
The play opens to sponsors on 3 May and to the public on 4 May. The season will run until 19 May 2012. Tuesday to Saturday performances at 7.30pm, with matinees at 2pm on Saturdays.
This is a not-for-profit production to help the Adelaide White Ribbon Breakfast Committee reach broader audiences through the performing arts and raise funds for their work in South Australia.
For more information and to subscribe to the production’s newsletter, please visit www.zeeproductions.net or facebook page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Zee-Productions/227903270605164.
Tickets will go on sale late March through Venue*Tix. For any bookings prior to the tickets going offically on sale, please contact Dirk Zadra on 0410 933 148 or email office@zeeproductions.net .
