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POV
 

Bub is 11-years old and obsessed with documentary filmmaking. In the aftermath of her family breakdown, Bub turns to dramatised re-enactments to get to the truth.

Each night of the season, a young performer works with two unrehearsed adult actors for the first time. As Bub guides them to re-enact her personal experiences, these brave (or foolhardy) performers discover the story on the night, negotiating difficult questions about parenting, agency, mental health and how we speak to children.

 

Event details

Venue: Lennox Theatre, Riverside Theatres - Corner of Church and Market St, Parramatta
Bookings: https://nationaltheatreofparramatta.com.au/show/pov/
Start Date: Thursday 03 July 2025

Times: Wed 2 – Fri 4 July, 7pm; Sat 5 July, 2:30pm & 7pm
Tickets: $59

 

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