Written & Performed by Molly Taylor
Directed by Jade Lewis
"My neighbours leave their flat one morning but don't return. Al and Evie, married 40 years, no kids. I have their spare keys. I cannot resist."
Molly's neighbours haven't come home.
The spare keys are in the lock.
She's over the threshold.
In a house that will never be lived in the same way again, Molly looks under the rock of a marriage, a family, an existence and brings to light what has been left in the dark. The voices of a past echoed in belongings. Items left behind. Extinguished things.
A new play from award winning writer/performer, Molly Taylor pieces together the story of two lives intertwined. Extinguished Things is a vivid, complex and moving look at what it means to spend your life with someone, and the nature of what you leave behind.
Praise for Love Letters to the Public Transport System
'Fragile and utterly beautiful… reminds us of the reason we're alive’ ★★★★★ Herald
'A monologue of extraordinary exuberance and power' ★★★★ Scotsman
Critics Circle Award, Adelaide Fringe 2018
01st - 26th Aug 2018
Tickets - ££9 to££11.50
Previews - 1st & 3rd
2-4-1 - 6th & 7th
60 minutes
Company
Molly Taylor
Writer & Performer
Jade Lewis
Director
Miguel James
Sound Designer
Naomi Kuyck-Cohen
Designer
Zac Macro
Lighting Designer
Sam Thornber
Production Manager
Harriet Bolwell
Producer